In June, the GKI economic index rose slightly

The summary indicator of corporate and residential prospects, the GKI economic index, rose by 2 points in June compared to the previous month. The GKI business confidence index, the indicator expressing the prospects of the entrepreneurial sector, has been fluctuating in a narrow range since last July. The index did not break out of this in June either, although compared to the previous month it rose significantly by 3 points. In the current month, a markedly favorable change occurred only among industrial companies (a 4-point increase), the prospects of business service providers improved within a margin of error. Expectations in trade and construction worsened slightly (the confidence indices of these sectors produced a 3-point drop each). The most pessimistic signals continue to come from the construction industry. In industry, the assessment of self-produced stocks and the order book, as well as the expected production outlook for the next three months, also improved. In the construction industry, the assessment of the order book deteriorated strongly, while employment expectations did not change. In trade, satisfaction with the course of business in the previous three months did not change essentially, but the assessment of stocks and expected orders in the next three months also became less favorable. In the service sector, business performance and employment plans for the next three months improved slightly, while turnover expectations did not change.