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2011 Ends on a High Note: Will CEO Confidence Continue Its Rise?December saw a 4.9 percent increase, but fewer CEOs are expecting an increase in revenues, profits and capital expenditures. As one CEO put it, “Uncertainty is the watch word.” |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | December 16 2011 |
3 Reasons Why CEO Confidence Surged in November (And 3 Reasons Why It Won’t Stay That Way)Confidence is on the upswing in November with a 7.1 percent jump in expected improvement for overall business conditions. Optimism is up in terms of revenues, profit, and capital expenditures. Over 40 percent of CEOs plan to increase hiring. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | November 10 2011 |
45% of CEOs to Hire in the Next YearThe CEO Confidence Index gained 4.3% in February, landing at 6.03 out of 10. This is the first time that the Index has ventured above 6.0 since May of 2011. One especially encouraging metric is hiring; over 45% of CEOs expect to expand their workforce over the next 12 months. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | February 16 2012 |
66 Percent of CEOs Plan to Freeze or Downsize Workforce Size Over the Next 12 MonthsThe beginning of August brought Washington’s debt ceiling circus followed shortly by S&P’s downgrade of American debt. And, in turn, CEO confidence in business conditions remained negative. Though the CEO Confidence Index rose slightly (0.4 percent) it remained at a dismal 5.30 out of a possible 10. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | August 11 2011 |
73.5% of CEOs Expect Increased Revenues Over Next 12 MonthsThe CEO Confidence Index fell back below 6.0 to 5.98 in March. The Index dropped 0.8% from last month on economic and political concerns. February’s Index was calculated before President Obama released his budget for the 2013 fiscal year, a plan that relies heavily on taxes. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Confidence Index | March 14 2012 |
CEO Confidence at Highest Level in Over 3 YearsCEO confidence is at its highest point since July 2007. The Index rose to 6.25 out of 10 in January — 6.9% higher than the previous month. Over 68% of the 377 CEOs surveyed rated their expectations for business conditions as at least ‘good.’ |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | February 10 2011 |
CEO Confidence Continues To RecoverARE BUSINESS LEADERS BECOMING MORE SANGUINE about the economy? According to Chief Executive magazine’s CEO Index, which measured another strong [...] |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | June 22 2009 |
CEO Confidence Continues to Rise, Though Significant Employment Growth Not Expected Until 2012Continuing its upward trend, the Index is up 1.02% from its three and a half year high in January, reaching a score of 6.39 out of a possible 10. Over 70% of the CEOs surveyed predict that business conditions will be at least ‘good’ moving forward. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Confidence Index | March 15 2011 |
CEO Confidence Down 6.6% in June, Profit Expectations Drop Since JanuaryThe CEO Confidence Index dropped 6.6% in June to 5.56 out of a possible 10. The number of CEOs expecting to see increased profits over the next year has fallen 6% since the beginning of 2012. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Confidence Index | June 14 2012 |
CEO Confidence Drops for the Second Consecutive Month; Many CEOs Believe a Change in the White House is the Only Cure to Business WoesThe CEO Confidence Index fell 3.7% in July to 5.36 out of a possible 10. The Index has fallen a whopping 11.1% from its 2012 high of 6.03 in February. The overwhelming message from CEOs: uncertainty is crippling our businesses, and we need a change in the White House to fix it. |
ChiefExecutive.net | CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO Confidence Index | July 26 2012 |