Poland (PLN, Zloty) Currency FX Analysis
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Poland SWOT Statistics
Currency Strength Survey
Poland's economy is the 6th largest in the EU and one of the fastest growing economies in Central Europe. Poland's agricultural exports account for 3.8% of GDP and include potatoes, vegetables, fruit, and wheat. However, the agricultural sector is hindered by infrastructure problems, unemployment, inefficient small farms, and a lack of investment. Poland is also a net exporter of electricity. In 2008, they exported 9.7 billion kWh. Poland is one of the few countries that did not fall into a recession and as of 2009 experiences positive GDP growth. Along with most of Europe Poland has experienced a negative population growth rate of -0.047%.
Zloty Currency Analysis Update
Poland (PLN) is transitioning from a centralized, post-communist country into a capitalist economy. Poland's Fundamental Currency Analysis (short term investment): Poland’s currency is slightly overvalued with low investment flows, but positive potential per the purchase price parity analysis. Poland's Value Investor Survey (short term investment): Poland’s economic environment is moderately favorable for long term economic growth due to high scores on the SWOT analysis. Poland's Currency Trading Strategy: A moderately overvalued currency, low investment flow potential and moderate business environment leads to a neutral outlook for Polish investments.
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