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India still fourth-most attractive market, shows PwC Global CEO survey

But confidence in global economic growth reached lowest levels since 2008 financial crash

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Subhayan Chakraborty New Delhi
As confidence in the global economy reaches a 10-year low, India has managed to retain the position of the fourth-most attractive market, shows a survey of Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) from across the world by consultancy giant PwC.

Released on Monday, the 23rd Pwc CEO Survey showed that as many as 53 per cent of global CEOs believe international economic growth would decline in the next 12 months. The findings are the worst since the financial crash of 2007-08, with only 29 per cent of CEOs expressing pessimism in the global economy in the 2019 survey. In the year before,

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