The Survey Shows That The Market Is Optimistic About The Trend Of The US Economy Next Year.

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According to the latest survey conducted by businessmen, 41% of respondents believe that the US economy will perform well next year. This is the highest proportion of people who hold a positive attitude since October 2009.

In the previous September survey, only 33% of respondents were optimistic.

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The US economic data just showed positive signs: the unemployment rate dropped to 8.6% in November, the lowest level since March 2009, and the leading index also shows that the manufacturing industry will expand at the greatest pace in the next 5 months.

The survey also shows that the proportion of Brazil and China's economic prospects next year is lower than that of the United States.

According to the respondents, "the United States may not be in the best period in history, but it performs well compared with other countries and regions."

Respondents in the United States are more than those in Africa.

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Respondents were more optimistic about the US market. More than half of the former were optimistic about 2012.

70% of respondents believe that next year treasury bonds will remain the safest investment tool in the world, and 47% of investors believe that the US debt status will last at least three years.

However, European investors surveyed were more skeptical about the US debt, and 40% believed that US debt was not the safest port.

For the global economy, 33% of respondents believe that the world will fall into recession next year, 10 percentage points lower than the September survey data.

For the European trend, more than half of investors believe that this market will be the worst return market in 2012.

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60% of Asian investors are not optimistic.