SMEs are optimistic about the new year despite the pandemic situation
The expectations of the SME sector were not significantly affected by the second wave of the pandemic until November.
Based on the fourth quarter results of the K&H SME Confidence Index, which forecasts the outlook for domestic small and medium-sized enterprises for the next year, companies are optimistic about 2021, which is confirmed by the current 9-point value of the index. The 2-point increase compared to the previous period may be due to the improved outlook for corporate lending rates and EU funds.
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