TOKYO -- More executives in Japan, China and South Korea expect the global economy to see moderate growth in 2024 than did last year, according to a joint survey of business leaders conducted by Nikkei, South Korea's Maeil Business Newspaper and China's Global Times.
Despite rising geopolitical risks, corporate leaders expect solid underlying growth. Even in China, where growth continues to slow, the proportion of respondents expecting rapid growth rose 12 points on the year to 67% -- the highest proportion among the three countries.
