World media dealing with economics do not justice the choice of Poles. "We can anticipate Poland to follow a more populist and nationalistic path," writes the Associated Press.
They forecast the weakening of Poland's position
"Karol Nawrocki, historian representing nationalist opposition Law and Justice (PiS), won the presidential election in Poland, which is simply a dense blow to the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Nawrocki's triumph can undermine Tusk's improvement programme and weaken Poland's function in the EU, as well as its strong support for Ukraine in the war against Russia," Reuters forecasts.
"Nationalist candidate supported by Donald Trump, who secured himself a triumph in the presidential elections in Poland, could thwart the government's efforts to bring the country back to mainstream European Union", Bloomberg writes.
"The consequence suggests that Poland can be expected to follow a more populist and nationalist way under the regulation of the fresh president, supported by US president Donald Trump," added the Financial Times.
Investors careful
Analysts asked by Reuters say that winning Nawrocki will most likely bring more uncertainty to the markets as it is expected to proceed the policy of its predecessor, besides an ally of the largest opposition party.
The Agency's interviewer, Jakub Szopek, an analyst of Erste Group, pointed out that abroad investors can avoid the Polish stock marketplace for a while.
The comments of planet economical media did not escape the melting point on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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