You will hear announcements from our friends in Europe regarding new diesel fuel deliveries that will come to the market and significantly lower the prices of this fuel. Wright, who accompanied Trump in the Oval Office on Wednesday, said that the administration will soon announce measures aimed at lowering diesel fuel prices. (translated)
The Polish Development Fund presented a new strategy encompassing pro-development investments, the internationalization of companies, stimulation of the capital market, and support for enterprises in the early stages of development. (translated)
Donald Trump is pressuring Germany and France to release their diesel oil reserves onto the market while the European Union is working on a common position in response to American demands. (translated)
According to a report by UNHCR and Deloitte, refugees from Ukraine contributed to the growth of Poland's GDP by 2.4% in 2025, generating 94 billion zlotys, and their integration into the labor market and entrepreneurship is steadily increasing. (translated)
If the UK were to apply to return to the EU, which Poland would welcome, it would mean that after a decade of analysis, London has come to the conclusion that membership is the optimal form of participation in the single market. Let's not be deceived by europhobes that there is a better alternative. (translated)
35 billion PLN from the Recovery Plan has just entered Poland. By the end of the year, another 55 billion will flow in. We will execute the Recovery Plan by 100%! I am attaching the report. See where the money went: ENERGY: - construction of offshore wind farms in the Baltic Sea, from which electricity will flow for 7 million Poles, - we are replacing 15% of the electricity network with new ones. This allows people to connect photovoltaics and ensures safe electricity supply for businesses across Poland. HEALTH: - investments for 470 oncology and cardiology departments - 1300 pieces of new equipment (ultrasounds, MRIs, angiographs); - 3267 new places in long-term care; PUBLIC TRANSPORT: - 1908 new buses and trams, - 525 pieces of rolling stock (trains, cars, and locomotives) - all produced in Poland, - modernization of 1400 km of railway lines; - 15 bypasses around cities; - 305 eliminated dangerous points on the roads; SECURITY: - we created a Security and Defense Fund (23 billion PLN) - for the construction of shelters or dual-use infrastructure - investment in 4 Polish satellite observation systems for military needs and crisis management (e.g., floods, fires); DIGITALISATION: - over 540 thousand households connected to high-speed internet; - 12 thousand schools equipped with AI laboratories; - over 254 thousand people trained in digital skills; LOCAL POLAND AND SOCIAL SERVICES: - we built 1876 apartments under the SIM with support from the Recovery Plan; - we created 35 thousand places in nurseries; - 120 vocational education centers were established, training over 33 thousand workers in skills needed in the local job market; - over 1000 supported social economy entities - several thousand jobs for people with disabilities; - we carried out 635 water and sewage investments in rural areas. Thank you to the ministry employees for the model process. We already know that 1.5% of Poland's GDP growth this year is due to the National Recovery Plan. ;) (translated)
„to nie tylko uderzenie w ukraińską gospodarkę, ale również działania zmniejszające dostępność żywności na rynkach światowych”.Minister finansów Andrzej Domański przyznał, że prowadzi rozmowy na temat pełnego członkostwa w grupie G20. #Polska #G20 #gospodarka
Polish fertilizers are going to Ukraine for 1709 PLN. And Polish farmers pay 3000 PLN? Shocking information was provided by Hubert Ojdana. The average export values of nitrogen fertilizers being sent from Poland to Ukraine, calculated at an exchange rate of 4.3 PLN per euro: ◾ 2024 year: 1247 PLN per ton ◾ 2025 year: 1435 PLN per ton ◾ first half of 2026: 1709 PLN per ton The data is said to come from the Ministry of Finance and Economy itself. And how much did Polish farmers pay at the same time? At the end of June 2024, urea cost in Poland from 1880 to 2160 PLN per ton, and in smaller packages even 2630 PLN. In April 2026, the average national net price of urea was 2947 PLN per ton. In June, surveys showed prices from 2900 to even 3150 PLN. If the discrepancies are really this large, it raises the question. Why is gas horrendously expensive for Polish farmers, while the same gas used for fertilizer production for export suddenly becomes cheaper? Magic. In 2024, 396 thousand tons of nitrogen fertilizers went to Ukraine. In the first half of 2026, another 153 thousand tons. Poland is the largest supplier of fertilizers to this market. Let's compare this with the rest. Orlen did not disclose the margin on fuel sold to Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense did not provide the value of the equipment transferred. They did not disclose how many missiles for the Patriot system we sent to Kyiv. Zero transparency! We need to find out what margin Group Azoty or Orlen placed on fertilizers for Ukraine. Farmers have the right to know the truth about prices! (translated)
Jednak sam fakt, że jest otwarty, przynosi pewną ulgę i przyczynił się do spadku cen ropy – powiedział David Morrison, starszy analityk rynkowy w Trade Nation. #CenyRopy #Energianews #RynkiEnergetyczne
Oil prices are falling, however, the situation in the energy market remains tense due to concerns about ongoing shortages of products and high transportation costs. (translated)
The year 2026, the most pressing topics on the opposition's table are healthcare, fuel prices, the job market, and security. The main opposition party, however, is pulling out the textbook "how to win elections" by Grzegorz Schetyna. And it's the first edition. The fight for the vice-leader of the race begins now. (translated)
Artificial intelligence is becoming a tool for both fraudsters and payment security companies, which presents challenges in terms of security and cooperation among market participants. (translated)
The article by Witold M. Orłowski discusses the effects of oil price instability caused by the conflict in Iran and the need to seek alternative energy sources to avoid dependence on price fluctuations in the market. (translated)
The wage growth in AI-related professions is decreasing, leading to financial uncertainty among employees who are worried about their salaries and job security, despite there being no significant drop in employment. (translated)
The EU plans to introduce a gradual integration of candidate countries into the single market, offering trade without barriers and access to research programs, in exchange expecting loyalty on foreign policy issues, which aims to accelerate their accession process to the Union. (translated)
As most of you probably already know, I have been nominated for the Heroes of the Capital Market 2026 XD I don't know who came up with such an idea, but thank you and I admire the courage, because I know that a few people were outraged. The link to vote is in the post below. However, I encourage you not to vote for me, but for other creators. Because if I accidentally win, I'll have to send my brother-in-law or Mariusz. And they could embarrass me. Personally, I'll probably vote for @Inwestomat_eu or @atlasETF. (translated)
Mr. Czarnek, since we are already making this a bill for the government's policy, let's check the entire bill, not just the politically convenient items. Is inflation rising? Yes, but from the fact that fuel prices drive up CPI, it does not automatically follow that the increase in fuel prices is a result of the Polish government's decisions. 🤦♂️ That is simply a mistake in your reasoning or a deliberate manipulation of public opinion, because the effect of fuel prices on inflation does not determine the cause of fuel prices themselves. 🤷♂️ The Central Statistical Office indeed indicated transport, especially fuel, as a significant factor in price growth. I read that too, but it did not state anywhere: that is Donald Tusk's responsibility. You keep reminding us of Mr. Tusk's words, that he promised 5.19 zł. Yes. In June 2022. However, if statements from several years ago are to be an indefinite guarantee of fuel prices regardless of oil prices, war, sanctions, the dollar exchange rate, and the situation on the world market, then I propose to apply this method consistently. 🤷♂️ In 2011, Jarosław Kaczyński said: "The excise tax can simply be lowered. If it is lowered, the price of gasoline will also fall." At that time, the price of Pb95 was around 5.14 zł. Ten years later, already under the PiS government, the same Jarosław Kaczyński explained that the excise tax should not be lowered because it limits the state's revenue. 🤦♂️ So I understand that old declarations are valid forever, but only for politicians from the opposing camp? 🙂 Later you again claim that high fuel prices are the government's policy. No, Mr. Czarnek. The government influences taxes, some regulations, and support instruments - and that's all. However, it does not determine the world price of oil, does not control the supply of fuel, the dollar exchange rate, or the geopolitical situation. 🤷♂️ And since we are so eager to find politicians responsible for the current tensions in the energy market, it might be worth taking a look at Donald ... but Trump, your idol, and his policy towards Iran. Only then does your narrative become a bit less convenient. You claim that more expensive fuel means more expensive transport, production, and pressure on prices. Yes. That is actually true. But again - describing the effects of expensive fuel does not prove that the cause of expensive fuel is Tusk. Professor, you can really criticize the government; there are plenty of such issues or decisions. But maybe without equating: fuel is getting more expensive -> inflation is rising -> therefore Tusk is to blame. 🤦♂️ It is really becoming very irritating. (translated)
In connection with the problem of establishing contact with Monika Piątkowska's team, we present our proposal regarding the debate before the second round of elections in Krakow: 1. Date - October 8, 6 PM. 2. Duration - 1 hour. 3. Location - studio in the Main Market Square. 4. Producer - Telewizja Polska (Polish Television). 5. The producer will provide the signal free of charge to all interested media. 6. Moderator - to be determined. 7. Rules: During the debate, questions will only be asked by the participants. The moderator will manage the time. The number of questions and thematic blocks - to be determined. Participants will respond while standing. They will not have gadgets, notes, or use mobile phones. If Monika Piątkowska's team would be interested in this form of debate, we would jointly approach TVP with a request for its realization. TVP, in its history, has produced such events many times, providing the signal to other media. The format of the debate and the lack of an active moderator immediately cuts off any discussions about the media's bias. We prefer that voters focus on the substantive side of the debate rather than discussing who the host might favor. (translated)
On the occasion of the start of the academic year, I remind you that it has been 3 years since the coalition promised "dormitories for a złoty." Could it have been done? Essentially yes. One new student housing complex in the academic city would significantly lower rents not only for students but for the entire municipality. Could the state afford it? Absolutely. Depending on the loan structure, e.g., from BGK, the students themselves could pay it off in installments. Instead of going to the januszariat "for a room," the money would go towards repaying and building the university's assets. So why didn’t they even start it, the construction would have just been finishing? Well, markets in the top 7 are like mushrooms after rain flooding "private dormitories," where the rent for a room is 2-3k, and there is still demand for it? That's exactly why. I wish everyone a great Wednesday XD (translated)
Blocking government laws by Karol Nawrocki is pure madness when you calmly look at specific laws. In most cases, the same pattern occurs—ordinary people lose out while large corporations or the old system gain. Below are examples: 1. Tax Code Gained: the tax authorities, penalties for formal violations become harsher. Lost: taxpayers and companies that were supposed to receive lower penalties for formal shortcomings. 2. Oil, fuel, and gas reserves Gained: no one Lost: Poles, new rules were supposed to apply during the crisis 3. Mandatory insurance Gained: Insurance companies Lost: drivers and the market, if the amendment really simplified the OC; this was not checked before coming into effect. 4. Water supply and sewage Gained: the current tariff and municipal company system. Lost: municipalities and consumers, the law was supposed to regulate tariffs in their favor. 5. Road Traffic Law Gained: the old system Lost: carriers counting on EU e-permits that were to be implemented immediately. 6. Electoral Code Gained: the current, narrower voting model. Lost: voters who were supposed to receive a more widespread postal vote. 7. CIT and family foundations Gained: family foundations and individuals using them for optimization. Lost: the budget, i.e. Poles 8. Crypto-assets market Gained: crypto companies Lost: clients and supervision 9. Education Law Gained: schools and teachers sticking to the old calendar. Lost: the government's schedule for the new basis and the postponement of the eighth-grade exam. 10. Sugar tax and PIT on winnings Gained: beverage producers, stores, casino players; Lost: Poles, NFZ, and the budget 11. Alcohol excise tax Gained: breweries, distilleries, trade, alcohol buyers Lost: Poles, the budget 12. NCBR Gained: the current setup in the agency. Lost: greater oversight over NCBR 13. Active farmer Gained: individuals benefiting from agriculture without real farming Lost: farmers actively working, whom the law was supposed to strengthen. 14. SAFE Gained: Russia, USA Lost: Poland 15. Family Code Gained: no one Lost: childless couples who could part without court. 16. Shaping the agricultural system Gained: current land turnover restrictions. Lost: land buyers and companies wanting cheaper, simpler transactions. 17. SENT Gained: companies trading concrete and transport outside the broader SENT. Lost: Poles (1.2 billion) to the budget from tightening 19. Health care benefits Gained: the current NFZ benefits system. Lost: patients and facilities 20. Status of a close person Gained: no one Lost: couples, including same-sex ones, without a cohabitation agreement and the rights that come with it. 21. Public transport Gained: carriers with longer, 10-year contracts. Lost: eventually, passengers 22. Energy law Gained: the old system Lost: ultimately Poles 23. tax on extraordinary profits of fuel companies. Gained: big oil corporations, Lost: the budget. (translated)
