EUCCC finds 68% of surveyed companies said operating in the country had grown harder over the previous year, though an uptick in optimism suggested firms are finding ways to adapt
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European companies operating in China are seeing tentative signs of improvement after several difficult years, but business confidence remains fragile and will require deeper reforms to meaningfully recover, according to the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China’s (EUCCC) latest survey.
Survey finds European business confidence in China on the up
La confianza empresarial en China mejora, pero persisten desafíos, según la Cámara de la UE - EFE
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