New Delhi, March 31 -- Indian CEOs are more optimistic than their global counterparts on all major fronts affecting a business, from global growth, company growth to inflation, shows the EY-Parthenon CEO Outlook Survey released on Monday. The report surveyed 1,200 CEOs across 20 countries, including 50 CEOs from India.







Indian CEOs scored 82 compared to 73.5 for their global counterparts in the index, with 100 indicating full optimism, the survey findings showed. The optimism is seen across areas such as maintaining revenue, balancing business costs, and attracting talent, with 90% of CEOs surveyed holding an optimistic outlook on navigating them in 2025.

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