In late March, amid fallout from COVID-19, confidence among US
CEOs declined to levels not seen since the height of the Great Recession,
driven by pessimism about the current economy. Despite negativity about the
present situation, CEOs were less pessimistic about the outlook for the next
six months when surveyed in early April. This suggests that while CEOs see
brighter days ahead, they also expect to experience major consequences from
the current crisis. Workers, profits, sales, and investment activity will all
take a hit, and those impacts could endure post-crisis.
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Thursday, April 9, 2020
CEOs starkly pessimistic but expect improvement in next six months
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