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Exports from Poland in January rose by 7.5 percent.

Polish exports in January stood at 11.434 billion. It was therefore 7.5 percent. higher than in December and 0.7 percent at the same time. higher than in January 2012, Calculated in gold exports amounted to 47.875 billion, ie by 9.9 percent. more than in December, but at the same time by 3.6 percent. less than twelve months - according to estimates from the Export Credit Insurance Corporation. Estimated for January increase in exports compared to the results of the December is partly seasonal. In fact expire at year-end delivery carried out to supply trade prior to the Christmas and New Year (magnifying turnover especially in October and some in November). Sales fall, and the results are fairly low base for comparison. In January, however, together with the start of the new financial year and the need to replenish stocks, sales are growing. However, this time the observed increase was slightly larger than typical. He was also a reflection of slightly better-than-expected sales in the industry and wholesale trade.

The corporation expects that during the I - III 2013, the exports will be higher than last year by 1.1 percent. the euro and zloty dimension will be lower by 0.7 percent. These results (which differ slightly from each other for reasons of exchange differences) indicate that in the first quarter of this year. exchange with foreign partners can be described as stagnant. Although these are not the results of the expectations, it is worth noting how they are better than some of the earlier forecasts of a time (which has to take place in the first months of the year) decline in exports per year.

Current estimates of the economic potential of the Polish manufacturers and changes in demand for our products in 2013, allow to expect export growth to EUR 157.6 billion, which will result by 8.0 percent. higher than in 2012. In terms of export zloty should close the year amounted to 637.9 billion, which will correspond to an increase of 4.5 percent. compared to the results developed in 2012.

Corporation for export forecasts for 2013 indicate an increase in total exports by 8.0 percent. are the result of the following projected changes in the volume of exports to the main markets for our economy: Germany - an increase in exports of 4.9 per cent., other euro zone countries 3.9 percent., other EU countries 6.7 percent., other developed countries 5.3 percent., the countries of Central - Eastern Europe 22.1 percent., developing countries 17.3 percent.