Deloitte: 63% of Polish CFOs consider economic uncertainty as high

Most financial directors in Poland (approximately 63 percent) consider the current level of financial and economic uncertainty as high or very high. This marks a small increase compared to the situation from six months ago, according to a survey by the consulting company Deloitte, titled “European CFO Survey Eyes on Demand.”

The survey shows that 35 percent of financial directors in Poland look at their company’s financial forecasts with more optimism than in the previous edition of the survey. However, the same number of respondents declare that the level of optimism has decreased. Across Europe, optimists and pessimists accounted for 24 percent and 26 percent of those surveyed respectively. This edition of the survey shows that sentiment in the euro zone has deteriorated much more than outside it.
Around 60% of European CFOs expect corporate earnings to increase over the next year. Of all of the individual countries, respondents from Poland were the least optimistic here – only 25% of them hope for an increase in revenues.

(ISBnews)