r/poland • u/bloomberg • 23h ago

Poland’s Political Dysfunction Threatens $1 Trillion Economy

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-14/poland-s-political-dysfunction-threatens-1-trillion-economy
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u/chinkalichaczapuri Zachodniopomorskie 23h ago

Another bullshit article mentioning decline at the some american rating-agency as reliable economic indicator.

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u/pugnae 23h ago

Bullshit article from bullshit rating agency as opposed to trusted and reliable MMT?xd

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u/chinkalichaczapuri Zachodniopomorskie 22h ago

Tell people buying polish obligations that they are idiots because some agency from country 8000 kilometeres away lower our rate in their ranking from A2 to A3🤡🤡🤡

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u/pugnae 22h ago

Yields have to rise as bonds are more risky. Investors require premium. This is not exactly Tusk fault, as mainly due to Trump shenanigans yields are rising across the world.

But saying that we don't have a problem or that it won't be smaller if our deficit was smaller is ridiculous.

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u/Infinite_jest_0 21h ago

Do they still model other than US bonds as US + bonus?

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u/pugnae 21h ago

Well the bonus part can be smaller or bigger, right?

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u/Infinite_jest_0 16h ago

If they calculate bonus as absolute risk value and just add to US, people may overestimate target premium now that US risk is non-zero