CFO Optimism Slides In August Amid Tariff Uncertainty
CFO forecasts for the year ahead declined once more in Q3, adding to earlier losses amid ongoing tariff pressures and growing macroeconomic uncertainty.
CFO forecasts for the year ahead declined once more in Q3, adding to earlier losses amid ongoing tariff pressures and growing macroeconomic uncertainty.
CFO Leadership’s Q2 CFO Confidence Index finds growing consensus business will improve in the coming year, but not as much as CFOs projected in the first quarter.
A January survey of U.S. CFOs and CHROs finds the rising cost of healthcare a growing burden on companies’ profitability.
The Q1 CFO Confidence Index finds CFOs hopeful that a lighter regulatory approach by Washington will boost revenues and customer spending in 2025.
Our November CFO Confidence Index finds America’s finance chiefs increasingly optimistic about the business landscape in 2025, expecting to use the post-election clarity to seize growth opportunities.
Our August poll of nearly 150 U.S. CFOs finds America’s finance chiefs the most optimistic in the C-Suite, despite the majority expecting a recession and heightened economic volatility leading up to November’s election.