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The third quarter of 2025 showed a rebound in global optimism among mid-market business leaders, returning to its historic high of 76%. In Argentina, it remained close to the global level, fluctuating between 75% and 74% since the beginning of the year.

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Global optimism among mid-market business leaders has returned to its all-time high. However, rather than signaling a surge in confidence, this rebound appears to be driven more by relief than resurgence.

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Mid-market business leaders around the world are less optimistic about the economic outlook over the next 12 months, while concerns about economic uncertainty have risen.

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Mid-market firms face shifting global trade landscape as tariffs are introduced.

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Grant Thornton International Ltd is pleased to share our 2025 Alerts on new IFRS, interpretations, amendments and other issues relevant to IFRS with you.

Although globally and in South America, mid-market optimism fell by 3 and 12 percentage points, respectively, Argentine business leaders remain resilient, and the local optimism index increased, reaching the same percentage as in the last quarter of 2011.

Mid-market business leaders are now less optimistic about the outlook for the economy over the next 12 months as the threat of tariffs become reality in global trade.