KPMG survey: CEOs back to pre-pandemic levels of confidence


While uncertainty remained due to the Delta variant of Covid-19, 60% of corporate leaders were confident about the global economy over the next three years, up from 42% in a similar survey in early 2021, accountancy firm KPMG said.

LONDON: The bosses of the world’s biggest companies are back to their pre-pandemic levels of confidence in the global economy’s prospects and most expect to make acquisitions to boost growth, according to a survey yesterday.

While uncertainty remained due to the Delta variant of Covid-19, 60% of corporate leaders were confident about the global economy over the next three years, up from 42% in a similar survey in early 2021, accountancy firm KPMG said.

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