Tag: CEO Confidence Index

Our monthly poll of nearly 300 U.S. CEOs found their outlook and confidence in future business conditions at a low for the year as the global trade war looms large.

Our monthly review of CEO Confidence reveals that geopolitical concerns, like trade wars, are causing many business leaders are causing them to be pessimistic in an otherwise buoyant environment.

Optimism abounds for 2018 and beyond, but a shortage of talented workers is casting a shadow over hiring plans.

Despite the high level of optimism, CEOs are worried about potential concerns that could harm this boom period. Here are the top ten.

U.S. CEOs’ outlook for business conditions 12 months from now continued to fall in April, the third straight month of decline.

CEO confidence surveys tell us growth is being fueled by the corporate tax cut, which is freeing up cash for investments that have been back-burnered for a decade.

The results of our March poll of U.S. CEOs finds confidence in future business conditions beginning to show signs of fatigue.

CEO confidence in the country’s 2018 business outlook remains unshaken by the stock market turbulence of February, according to our monthly poll of U.S. chief executives.

The CEO Confidence Index, Chief Executive’s monthly gauge of CEOs’ expectations for business conditions over the next 12 months, jumped more than 5 percent in March, landing at 6.2 out of a possible 10.