Poland is fast becoming a favoured sovereign borrower – not just in developing market terms, but in a broader European sense as well. It was the only EU country to avoid recession in recent years, while economic growth in recent quarters has remained above 4%. Positive sentiment has run strong among investors and analysts since they changed their views on the country at the end of 2009.
“At the beginning of 2009, investors weren’t that interested in Poland.
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