Poland’s current consumer confidence indicator fell to -14.0 in October 2026 from -10.8 in September, marking its lowest reading since April as assessments of both current and future economic conditions weakened. Expectations for the country’s future economic situation recorded the sharpest decline, falling to -25.3 from -17.7, while assessments of the current economic situation dropped to -29.6 from -22.7. Households’ assessments of their current financial situation edged down to -7.3 from -7.2, while expectations for their future finances weakened to -5.2 from -4.7. Views on major purchases also deteriorated, with the indicator falling to -2.9 from -1.6. Meanwhile, the leading consumer confidence indicator declined to -10.6 in October from -7.9 in September, reflecting broad-based deterioration. Expectations for future unemployment worsened to -25.4 from -23.5, while expectations for future savings slipped to 13.5 from 14.2.