CFO Optimism Falls In May Amid Rising Inflation Concerns
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs shows that the specter of rising interest rates and inflation have impeded their confidence—and their predictions for investments.
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs shows that the specter of rising interest rates and inflation have impeded their confidence—and their predictions for investments.
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs shows that growth in the service sector, dwindling unemployment numbers, record-low interest rates and higher-than-ever household savings are fueling record-breaking confidence.
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs shows the gradual loosening of Covid restrictions having an impact on their optimism for the year ahead—with confidence in future business conditions now surpassing that of CEOs.
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs shows optimism for a near-term recovery, but confidence ebbed slightly in February on concerns over inflation and the impact of government aid programs.
Our latest poll of the nation’s chief financial officers finds them less concerned than CEOs about political instability in 2021—and more concerned about rising taxes.
CFOs we polled said the availability of a vaccine and pent-up demand are the two main elements fueling their outlook.