Hosted at the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, this event marks a half-decade of invaluable perspectives from Swedish companies operating worldwide and reflecting their views on economic developments, success factors, local conditions, and sustainability, giving you the opportunity to compare results across markets and regions.
Based on data collected from more than 1,700 employees at Swedish companies across 24 markets, the report is a valuable source of knowledge for how to succeed abroad.
The event will be moderated by Lena Sellgren, Chief Economist at Business Sweden.
Four Insights from the Global Business Climate Survey 2024
- Demand for goods and services has gradually weakened over the past year, and the global economy is slowing down.
- Germany and China, traditionally two regional economic engines, have slowed down, and there are questions about the American economy.
- Last year’s high inflation figures have had negative effects on households’ real incomes, consumption, and demand.
- High interest rates are pressuring households, delaying corporate investments, and slowing the world economy.
Read the full Global Business Climate Survey 2024
At the launch of the Global Business Climate Survey 2024, participants included Håkan Jevrell, State Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Trade Johan Forssell, Jan Larsson, CEO of Business Sweden, and Andreas Hatzigeorgiou, Chairman of Swedish Chambers International (SCI) and CEO of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce.
