Global executives' views on the economy remain more gloomy than upbeat for the second quarter in a row. In McKinsey's newest survey, few respondents believe that economic conditions have improved in recent months or will improve in the months ahead. They also share concerns over tradenamely, a recent decrease in trade levels between their home countries and the world and the prominence of trade conflicts as a threat to global growth. Yet the results suggest a glimmer of optimism in emerging economies. For the first time in four surveys, these respondents are more positive than their developed-economy peers about current and future conditions in their home countries, as well as in the world economyMateria / lugar / evento: Economía Economía política Mercados emergentes Comercio Identificación de riesgos Perspectivas económicas Encuestas Otros autores: Singer, Vivien
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