CFOs More Optimistic Than CEOs About Economy, Business Conditions
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs finds finance executives among the most optimistic of the C-suite about the improving landscape for business.
StrategicCFO360’s latest poll of U.S. CFOs finds finance executives among the most optimistic of the C-suite about the improving landscape for business.
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.
While market speculators and some big companies (read: Tesla) are convinced about the seemingly boundless potential commercial uses for cryptocurrencies, a recent survey of mainstream CFOs by StrategicCFO360 finds finance leaders overwhelmingly unconvinced about their utility for business, with little customer demand and little enthusiasm for adaptation.
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.
Optimism is holding steady on vaccine delivery and growing demand—but increasing concerns over inflationary risk and Biden’s economic policies have dulled the outlook.
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