CEO optimism regarding global growth prospects has reached a record high this year, according to a recent PricewaterhouseCoopers survey to 1,293 global CEOs. Sixty-five percent of Latin American CEOs said that the region’s economic growth will improve this year, up 95 percent from the previous year. The figure is also the highest percentage out of all the regions. When asked about their organization’s growth prospects this year, 45 percent of Latin American CEOs said they were ‘very confident’, placing the region at the second spot just after North America (53 percent). Brazil leads Latin America in the list of 15 countries that CEOs consider to be the most important for their organization’s overall growth (8th in the global list, after France, […]
Latin American CEO optimism hits record highs
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