Poland-Ukraine trade surplus to hit record 50B PLN as exports quintuple

Polish exports to Ukraine have nearly quintupled over the past decade despite the war, while imports have declined annually, driving the bilateral trade surplus toward a record 50 billion PLN this year. The trend reflects Ukraine's growing reliance on Polish goods amid wartime disruption, though the import decline signals limited Ukrainian export capacity. This deepens Poland's economic leverage over Ukraine and underscores the asymmetric trade relationship.