Slovenia Business Confidence at 2022-Highs

2026-01-26 10:58 By Larissa Caser 1 min. read

Slovenia’s seasonally adjusted business tendency indicator in manufacturing improved to -3 in January 2026, up from -4 in December 2025, marking its highest level since August 2022 and reflecting a continued increase in confidence since June 2025.

The improvement was mainly due to stocks of finished products (0 vs 5) and overall order books (-20 vs -22).

On the other hand, expected production declined (12 vs 15), prices are seen up (10 vs 5) and the labour hoarding increased (7 vs 5).



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