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Poland's growing trade surplus with Ukraine
Poland's trade surplus with Ukraine has significantly increased, making it the largest EU exporter to the country.
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The story so far as of 19 October 2026
In the first eight months of 2026, Poland's trade surplus with Ukraine reached 28.5 billion zł, a 15.4% increase year-on-year, according to Money.pl. By October 19, Poland became the largest EU exporter to Ukraine, accounting for nearly 30% of the EU's exports to the country, with a record trade surplus of €9.7 billion reported by BGK. This growth reflects strong bilateral trade ties and increased demand for Polish goods in Ukraine.
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Poland leads EU exports to Ukraine, trade surplus hits €9.7B
Impact Exporters to Ukraine benefit from increased demand, strengthening Poland's trade position in the EU.
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Poland sees trade surplus with Ukraine rise
Impact Polish exporters benefit from increased sales to Ukraine, enhancing trade relations and economic growth.
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