- 57% of European CEOs plan to increase their presence in North America over the next two years.
- Over 80% of surveyed CEOs believe Europe is losing competitiveness as a base for industry.
- Geopolitical risks, inflation, energy costs, and supply-chain disruptions are contributing to Europe's challenges.
- European CEOs are mildly positive about the current economic situation but only 25% remain optimistic about the next six months.
Europe’s CEOs Eye Shift in Spending Plans Toward North America
A majority of chief executives in an influential group of European businesses said they’re planning to increase their presence in North America amid growing concerns about Europe’s loss of competitiveness.
Jorge Valero
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