Despite Eurozone fears of a second wave of the financial crisis, Polish companies seem to be doing well, as the exports have hit a new record this year with €138.3bn. That’s a jump of 10.6 percent compared to 2010. When taking the movement of the Polish zloty into account, the result is even more impressive as it shows an increase at 14 percent. The outlook for Polish businesses continues to be optimistic, though the growth could start falling in the next few months. Polish exports began to grow as a result of Poland joining the European Union, however without the high-quality products, Poland would not be able to expand its sale on foreign markets.
