WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's deficit is likely to rise ahead of parliamentary elections next year, but will not exceed 2 percent of gross domestic product, an analyst for S&P Global Ratings said Monday.
"We are predicting some widening in deficit due to a very busy electoral period. We still believe the government will keep the deficit inside the 2 percent of GDP," Frank Gill, S&P's lead analyst for Poland told reporters.
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