Ipsos survey: World economy to be stronger in 2024
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Half of respondents in an Ipsos survey expect the global economy to be stronger in 2024 than it was in 2023. This is up 4 percentage points from the previous year.
The highest expectations for global economic growth were recorded in emerging markets. In India, 85 percent of respondents expect improvement y/y. In Indonesia and China, 82 percent of respondents agreed.
The Japanese have the weakest outlook for the global economy. Only 30 percent of Japanese people surveyed by Ipsos are convinced of GDP growth in the coming year.
Europe is becoming increasingly optimistic in this regard, especially in Poland, where the share of optimists has increased by 20 percentage points. Poland ranked 10th with a score of 56 percent. The next countries are Hungary (up 15 percentage points), the Netherlands (up 12 percentage points), and the United Kingdom (up 11 percentage points).
