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Poland Lowest Gross Savings

11.16% in 1993
Gross savings as % of GDP · World Bank

The lowest gross savings in Poland was 11.16% in 1993. The top 5 years were: 1993 (11.16%), 1992 (13.29%), 2004 (14.49%), 2002 (15.20%), 2010 (15.70%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Poland Top 5 Lowest Gross Savings Years
RankYearValue
1st 1993 11.16%
2nd 1992 13.29%
3rd 2004 14.49%
4th 2002 15.20%
5th 2010 15.70%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1993 11.16% −2.14% 123rd
1992 13.29% −3.10% 109th
2004 14.49% −4.25% 141st
2010 15.70% −1.08% 133rd
2003 16.18% −2.17% 126th
2002 15.20% −2.36% 127th
2025 17.35% −0.76% 113th
2012 16.68% −0.54% 118th
2006 17.34% +0.53% 122nd
2005 16.79% +2.26% 125th
1991 16.39% −10.39% 83rd
2014 17.92% +0.77% 119th
2013 17.14% +0.42% 117th
2011 17.28% +1.57% 117th
2009 16.90% −1.10% 108th
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Source: World Bank (NY.GNS.ICTR.ZS)
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