CFO Forecasts For U.S. Business Climate Edge Down in Q2
Second-quarter data from hundreds of U.S. CFOs shows America’s finance chiefs lowering their forecasts for business growth in May as uncertainty mounts.
Second-quarter data from hundreds of U.S. CFOs shows America’s finance chiefs lowering their forecasts for business growth in May as uncertainty mounts.
A growing number of CFOs are hopeful that a resilient economy, strong equity markets, lower interest rates and inflation, and what they expect to be a positive election outcome will bolster business in 2024.
Latest poll of America’s CFOs shows optimism fading and the threat of a recession in 2024 returning, as businesses grapple with slowing demand and growing uncertainty in the U.S. and on the world stage.
Our latest survey of America’s finance chiefs finds CFOs cautiously tapping into new technology to improve the finance function—but many say it’s still early, and risky.
Despite another rate hike expected this month, U.S. CFOs are optimistic the U.S. business landscape is on the path to recovery—and potential easing into 2024.
Latest poll finds growing confidence among America’s finance chiefs that business conditions in the U.S. will improve in the year ahead—though forecasts are now more modest than they were at the beginning of the year.