For more than two decades, global markets have been at the heart of everything we do. At Gedeth Research Center, we turn the insights of thousands of professionals worldwide into actionable intelligence.
Through global surveys, investment barometers, and sector-specific analyses across multiple regions, we enable companies, institutions, and trade agencies to navigate complexity, identify opportunities, and make confident decisions.
In Q1 2026, Gedeth Research Center reached out to more than 50,000 contacts and received responses from 84 countries, making this one of the most extensive studies on international business sentiment conducted to date.
What makes this study particularly valuable is its timing: the survey ran both before and after the outbreak of the Iran-US-Israel war, offering a unique snapshot of how a major geopolitical shift reshapes business confidence in real time.
The research was developed in collaboration with DHL Express, Universidade Europeia, and Synerjoy.
Why do some companies succeed in international markets while others fall behind?
Drawing on insights from trade practitioners and consultants worldwide, this study highlights the key traits that set successful exporters apart, across company structure, management, and marketing.
In collaboration with IBG Global.
How are trade agencies evolving to stay relevant in a rapidly changing global economy?
This report explores the key challenges, emerging opportunities, and innovative programs shaping the future of export development. Drawing on insights from trade agencies around the world, it offers practical perspectives on how to improve impact, reach more companies, and deliver stronger results.
In collaboration with IBG Global.
This report captures the initial global impact of COVID-19 on international business, providing early insights into how companies responded to disruption, uncertainty, and rapidly changing market conditions.
Based on responses from professionals worldwide, it offers a snapshot of business sentiment during the first phase of the pandemic.
