Business Sweden help Swedish companies grow global sales and international companies invest and expand in Sweden.

Many still expect to hold or increase investment over the next year, with regulation emerging as the main challenge.

Hungary’s corporate outlook improved sharply in the second quarter of 2026, with the K&H large‑company growth index rising to 9 points from minus 3 points.

Most companies said they will hold investment steady despite pressure from regulation, taxes, inflation, bureaucracy and trade disputes.

Business Sweden help Swedish companies grow global sales and international companies invest and expand in Sweden.

Hungary’s corporate outlook improved sharply in the second quarter of 2026, with the K&H large‑company growth index rising to 9 points from minus 3 points.

While global attention has often centered on innovation hubs such as Silicon Valley, Berlin, or Paris, today, fresh data from Dealroom.co and Startupticker in a new report spotlights how Switzerlan…

Many still expect to hold or increase investment over the next year, with regulation emerging as the main challenge.

Most companies said they will hold investment steady despite pressure from regulation, taxes, inflation, bureaucracy and trade disputes.

Business Climate Index for the German Private Equity Market

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* Prior 87.5 * Current conditions 86.2 vs 86.5 expected * Prior 86.1 * Expectations 90.7 vs 90.0 expected * Prior 88.9; revised to 89.0 The headline estimate improved only marginally but the good news is the uptick in expectations/outlook at least. That suggests a more optimistic view on the German economy as tariff fears continue to be brushed aside for the time being. This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.

Het Nederlandse ondernemingsklimaat is sinds vorig jaar verder verslechterd. Hoewel Nederland nog steeds tot de Europese top behoort, verliezen we terrein ten opzichte van koplopers zoals Zwitserland ...

By Luiza Ilie and Gergely Szakacs BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Major foreign business chambers in Romania, including the U.S., UK and Germany, voiced concern on Wednesday about what they described as a fast deterioration of the investment climate and the credibility of central Europe’s second-largest economy. Romania’s politics have been in turmoil since hard-right presidential frontrunner George Simion’s surge in a first-round vote led to the collapse of the pro-Western coalition government, and caused widespread concern about Romania’s already strained finances. With a decisive run-off due on Sunday and a poll showing Simion and centrist Bucharest mayor Nicusor Dan running neck-and-neck, the business chambers said political decisions must be stable and coherent to keep Romania on its Euro-Atlantic path. "The Romanian business sector represented by our organizations underlines jointly the accelerating deterioration of the business environment and the erosion of Romania’s credibility," a joint statement by eight investors associations and business chambers said. A Simion victory could isolate Romania, erode private investment and destabilise NATO’s eastern flank, where Bucharest plays a key role in providing logistical support to Ukraine as it fights a three-year-old Russian invasion, political observers say. The head of the country’s largest investors’ group told Reuters last week that a deepening political crisis after the first round of Romania’s presidential election raised the risk of pushing the country into recession.

Business Climate Index for the German Private Equity Market

A new report finds the LGBTQ business climate continues to decline, creating challenges for employers seeking to attract and retain talent.

Business Climate Index for the German Private Equity Market