According to the analysis of the responses from 134 members a prominent international contemporary art market, confidence would rise slightly above the levels recorded in November 2007 , immediately after the emergence of the first signs of financial crisis. Since the last reading of indicators (June 2009) 's Economic Indicator increased from 28 to 58, signaling increased confidence in the process financial recovery, although there are reservations about its strength and sustainability . The
confidence indicators relating to primary and secondary markets are both on the rise (increased from 23 to 58 and 33 to 58), supported by the significant results of the first fairs as Frieze, Art Basel Miami and FIAC, the the second remarkable auctions winter (the Contemporary Art Evening Sale at Sotheby's New York in November has in fact accounted for $ 134,438,000, net of fees, against an estimate of pre-enchantment of $ 68.78000000 to 98.9000000) . Sergey Skaterschikov - author of "Skate's Art Investment Handbook" - in an interview at Art Tactic, it was said very optimistic. The analyst expects for 2010 a general recovery in all segments of the market and "some very interesting developments in infrastructure, with particular reference to the fair. "We expect that the fairs will continue to have good results. As the number of those who participate actively in the market grew, trade fairs play a major role in collecting and updating collectors than new supply."
- Alessandro Lorenzetti, Il Sole 24 ore, Plus24, February 13, 2010
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