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Revved-Up Polish Assets at Risk With Nationalist Ahead in Ballot
Revved-Up Polish Assets at Risk With Nationalist Ahead in Ballot

Bloomberg

time2 hours ago

  • Business
  • Bloomberg

Revved-Up Polish Assets at Risk With Nationalist Ahead in Ballot

Investors in Polish stocks and bonds — among the world's stand-out performers of 2025 — are on edge as a nationalist is projected to win presidential elections, dealing a blow to the pro-European government. Markets have been concerned that a win by the resurgent right, which has been emboldened by Donald Trump, may unravel Poland's pro-European Union tilt and reverse the rally in the country's assets. The zloty was indicated 0.4% weaker against the euro during Asian trading hours.

Poland's Presidential Candidates Neck-and-Neck, Exit Polls Show
Poland's Presidential Candidates Neck-and-Neck, Exit Polls Show

Bloomberg

time4 hours ago

  • General
  • Bloomberg

Poland's Presidential Candidates Neck-and-Neck, Exit Polls Show

By and Wojciech Moskwa Updated on Save A presidential election in Poland between Warsaw's centrist mayor and a nationalist backed by Donald Trump was too close to call late Sunday, with exit polls showing a dead heat. Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian and former boxer, moved ahead with 50.7%, while Rafal Trzaskowski took 49.3%, according to an updated exit poll released on Sunday. A first poll had the centrist ahead. Results will be tallied through the night, with official results due early Monday.

Poland's Nawrocki on course for tight presidential election win
Poland's Nawrocki on course for tight presidential election win

CNA

time5 hours ago

  • Business
  • CNA

Poland's Nawrocki on course for tight presidential election win

WARSAW: Conservative historian Karol Nawrocki appeared to edge ahead in Sunday's (Jun 1) presidential election in Poland, after a late exit poll overturned an early showing that gave a razor-thin victory to his rival, the liberal Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski. A late exit poll by Ipsos for broadcasters TVN, TVP and Polsat showed Nawrocki at 50.7 per cent, and Trzaskowski at 49.3 per cent. Earlier readings published just after voting ended had the eurosceptic nationalist at 49.7 per cent. The vote is seen as a test of the nation's support for a pro-European course versus Donald Trump-style nationalism. Official results were due on Monday, although a late poll that mixes some results with exit surveys was expected to be published overnight. The exit poll carries a margin of error of 2 percentage points. Nawrocki, 42, an amateur boxer who ran a national remembrance institute, campaigned on a promise to ensure the government's economic and social policies favour Poles over other nations, including refugees from neighbouring Ukraine. Trzaskowski, 53, had promised to help the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk complete its democratic reforms, which they both say aim to repair an erosion of checks and balances under the previous nationalist government that lost power in 2023.

Poland Presidential Exit Polls Point to Center-Left Win
Poland Presidential Exit Polls Point to Center-Left Win

Wall Street Journal

time6 hours ago

  • Business
  • Wall Street Journal

Poland Presidential Exit Polls Point to Center-Left Win

WARSAW—Exit polls showed a slim victory for the mayor of Warsaw to be Poland's next president, a result that would mark the latest rejection of the populist right in national races around the world. Drawing the highest voter turnout in a presidential election since Poles cast off Communism in 1989, Rafal Trzaskowski received 50.3% of votes. Karol Nawrocki, supported by the former ruling nationalist Law and Justice Party, received 49.7% of ballots cast. The knife-edge result was well within the poll's margin of error of 2 percentage points.

Polish centrist candidate Trzaskowski says he won presidential election
Polish centrist candidate Trzaskowski says he won presidential election

South China Morning Post

time7 hours ago

  • General
  • South China Morning Post

Polish centrist candidate Trzaskowski says he won presidential election

Polish centrist presidential candidate Rafal Trzaskowski said he won the second round of the election on Sunday after an exit poll showed him narrowly in the lead ahead of nationalist candidate Karol Nawrocki. The vote is seen as a test of the nation's support for a pro-European course versus Donald Trump -style nationalism. An exit poll by Ipsos for broadcasters TVN, TVP and Polsat showed Liberal Warsaw Mayor Trzaskowski of the ruling centrists Civic Coalition (KO) winning 50.3 per cent of ballots, while his rival, a nationalist historian and amateur boxer, Karol Nawrocki, backed by nationalists Law and Justice (PiS), was at 49.7 per cent. Official results are expected on Monday, although a late poll that mixes some results with exit surveys was expected to be published overnight. Trzaskowski, 53, campaigned on a promise to help the government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk complete its democratic reforms, which they both say aim to repair an erosion of checks and balances under the previous nationalist government that lost power in 2023.

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