According to preliminary data, in September 2025 services production was higher by 7.5% than a year before (at that time, it was recorded an increase of 3.0%), and in relation to August 2025 increased by 6,9%.

On the last day of June 2025, 1 451.3 thousand persons in Poland were performing work only under contracts of mandate and related contracts, i.e. 5.0% more than in June 2024. Compared with March 2025, their number increased by 4.0%.

Consumer prices in November 2025 increased by 2.5% compared with the corresponding month of the previous year (with an increase of prices of services by 5.3% and goods by 1.4%). As related to the previous month consumer prices increased by 0.1% (of which goods by 0.1%, while the prices of services remained at the same level).

Foreign trade turnover in January–October 2025 in exports at current prices amounted to PLN 1 290.7 bn, while in imports - PLN 1 312.2 bn. The negative balance reached the level of PLN 21.5 bn. In comparison to the corresponding period of last year exports increased by 1.2%, and imports by 3.7%.

Statistics Poland presents an estimation of the number of Polish residents temporarily staying abroad for at least 12 months in 2019-2024 (the stock of Polish immigrants in other countries). These data are not migration flows and as such cannot be summed up.

Ten years ago, UN member states adopted the 2030 Agenda, setting global directions for sustainable development. How has Poland changed over the past decade? In which areas have we made significant progress, and where is more action needed? How do we compare to the European Union in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals? You will find answers to these and many other questions in the 5th edition of Statistics Poland's publication, Poland on the way to SDGs. The report presents a synthetic picture of the changes taking place in our country since 2015, across the five dimensions of the SDGs: People, Prosperity, Planet, Peace, and Partnership (also known as the 5P's).