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Undeterred by supply chain challenges thrown up by COVID-19, German businesses are doubling down on globalization, embracing technology as a means to adapt, and planning for ownership transitions in the medium term, according to J.P. Morgan’s inaugural Germany Business Leaders Outlook survey released today.
According to the J.P. Morgan Business Leaders Outlook survey, about 6 in 10 of senior executives from German companies think the economy is heading in a positive direction over the next year, and an even greater share are bullish about the performance of their own company (77%) and industry (67%). (Graphic: Business Wire)
J.P. Morgan surveyed 238 senior executives of German mid-cap companies and found that nearly 60% believe the global and German economies are heading in a positive direction over the next year. This optimism is being fueled by three-quarters of respondents reporting that they anticip