European businesses expect better sales in 2027 but confidence is another matter
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European businesses expect better sales in 2027 but confidence is another matter
Europe’s businesses are expecting to sell more in 2027, both at home and abroad. That should be good news. The trouble is, they are far less convinced about what comes next, with confidence weakening, investment still struggling and employers reluctant to take on more staff. That rather uncomfortable contradiction emerged in Dublin on Tuesday, where […]
Eurochambres Survey Finds Improving 2027 Sales Outlook but Weak European Business Confidence
Responses from 40,717 entrepreneurs in 27 European countries highlight energy costs and administrative burdens as employment expectations stay negative for a fourth year. IN BRIEFKEY TAKEAWAYSFAQs Eurochambres’ 34th Economic Survey finds that European firms anticipate improving domestic and export sales … Read the full press release →
Compared to the survey conducted at the same time last year, Finnish companies' expectations for the coming year have improved. The article European business survey: Finnish companies' confidence in the future is strong by European standards was first published in Y-lehti.
European businesses remain resilient but lack confidence and a confident outlook for the year ahead, according to a report published on Tuesday by the Association of European Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Eurochambres), based on the 34th Economic Survey, based on responses from 40,717 entrepreneurs in the 27 EU...
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