Since spring 2025, the share of enterprises reporting export growth has consistently accounted for about a quarter of the sample: over 25% in April, 24% in June and 30.2% in August.

In the autumn, exporters’ expectations remained the most resilient among all indicators: in September, around 45% of companies planned to increase exports, in October the balance of expected changes reached 0.43, and nearly 49% of enterprises forecast growth.

Throughout the year, exporters not only expected growth more frequently but also had better conditions for planning: the average order portfolio during the summer remained at 4.5 months, and the share of companies forecasting a reduction in shipments remained low – from 4.4% to 6%.

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