The Polish government is not currently working on any new version for the 2013 budget, Prime Minister Donald Tusk told reporters in Brussels when asked if a budget revision would likely stem from Poland's low inflation and economic slowdown.

"We are not currently working on the 2013 budget," Tusk said.

Poland has budgeted a deficit of PLN 35.6 billion for FY 2013.

Budget revenues are planned at PLN 299.39 billion and expenditure at PLN 334.95 billion.

Those forecasts were built on a 2.2% GDP growth forecast and average annual inflation of 2.7%. Those figures appear more budget-friendly than current consensus forecasts.