05-02-2014, 12:38 PM
Russia takes in 6 percent of Poland's exported goods, together accounting for 2.5 percent of the Polish GDP. One-sixth of those goods are agricultural and are, according to Adamiak, "vulnerable." "It's socially sensitive, politically sensitive, and actually, it's an easy target," he said, adding that food safety pretenses could be used to justify an end to agriculture imports. But even in the worst-case scenario, Poland would still manage, he said, and far it would do so better than dramatic television reports and strong political language might lead many to believe.
Polish economy can fend off Russian storm | Europe | DW.DE | 06.03.2014
While there was a substantial sell-off in April, the WIG30 seems to have recovered most territory