Sweden is the most pessimistic country in the world when it comes to investments, while Vietnam ranks number one in being the world’s most optimistic country according to a survey made by Grant Thornton International, a worldwide organisation of accounting and consulting firms which provide a range of business services.
Due to the financial crises a record-breaking number of Swedes have very low expectations to the marked which has led to a massive decline in investments. On the other hand the survey votes Vietnam the country with the most optimistic investors, with the highest expectations to the potential of the marked in the world.
The survey is based on more than 7000 interviews with business executives in 36 countries all over the world about future expectations to profits, transactions, prices and number of employees.
