Poland's goods trade deficit widened to €1.02 billion in February 2026 from €600 million a year earlier, as imports outpaced export growth. Imports rose to €29.79 billion from €28.84 billion, driven by capital goods, particularly computers and passenger cars, with the latter reflecting continued growth in deliveries from China, as well as durable consumer goods. Automotive parts posted the steepest import decline. Exports edged up to €28.77 billion from €28.24 billion, led by intermediate goods, with notable gains in raw silver, refined copper, immunological products, clothing, and computers. Furniture, delivery vehicles, and road tractors recorded the largest export declines.