CFOs Raise 2025 Outlook But Also Fear A Recession

Overall, 55 percent said they expect the U.S. to fall into a recession in the near term, with 8 percent saying it would likely be severe. That is in line with ...

CFOs Raise 2025 Outlook But Also Fear A Recession - LinkedIn

Our August poll of nearly 150 U.S. CFOs finds America's finance chiefs the most optimistic in the C-Suite, despite the majority expecting a ...

CFOs Plan to Allocate More Capital To New Technologies In 2025

America's finance chiefs are loosening the purse strings for new technologies, with 25% planning to increase their investment by 10% or more ...

CFOs' faith in the future remains strong | CFO.com

Amid headwinds, finance execs still eye 7% revenue growth and 4% pricing growth in 2025. ... Despite continuing concern over the state of the ...

How CFOs are forecasting the financial state of the hospitality industry

Hotel transaction activity is forecast to slow in 2023 because of inflationary impacts and the rising cost of debt due to interest rate increases. In ...

CFOs shy away from risk amid hazy political outlook: Deloitte

Only 12% of CFOs surveyed across North America view current conditions as conducive to taking greater risks compared with 26% in the second ...

What's important to CFOs in 2024 - PwC

Eighty-four percent of CFOs surveyed in PwC's latest Pulse Survey say they're delaying at least one investment decision. With so much uncertainty, ranging from ...

3Q 2024 North American CFO Signals | Deloitte Insights

Just 14% of CFOs rate the current North American economy as good, and only 19% see it improving in a year (figure 3). What's driving this? It's ...

How Will Recession Fears Impact the Travel Industry? - Skift

The U.S. economy faces a downturn due to poor job reports and delayed Federal Reserve actions, causing market volatility. Travel stocks, ...

Economists predict above-trend economic growth in 2025 - CFO Dive

Economists at companies ranging from Goldman Sachs to Ford Motor and KPMG to Wells Fargo now see only a 27% probability of recession in the next ...

Global economic outlook: growth strategies in a new normal | EY - US

Our global economic outlook estimates GDP growth of a modest 3.1% in 2024, slightly accelerating to 3.2% in 2025, largely mirroring the 3.1% growth rate from ...

Dana M. Peterson - The Conference Board

Charts · Risks to US outlook are tilted to the downside 15 September, 2022 · US CEOs say they are preparing for a brief and shallow recession 18 August, 2022 · How ...

Where top corporate CFOs see rates, inflation, consumer demand ...

Fears among top corporate CFOs about shaky consumer demand have hit a six-quarter higher, according to the latest CNBC CFO Council survey.

PwC Pulse Survey: Cautious to confident

Add in the respondents who agree, and it jumps to 81%. Recession fears can create a self-fulfilling prophecy. When companies hunker down in ...

Recession Fears Surge Among CEOs, Survey Suggests - WSJ

More than 60% of executives see a recessionary period in next 12 to 18 months, according to the Conference Board survey.

CFO Insights - Finance 2025 - Deloitte

Those forces also affected our assumptions and outlook, as well as changed the options available to finance leaders eager to seize emerging opportunities and ...

Media Mentions | Richmond Fed

"Companies' Capital Spending Forecast to Slow in 2023 Amid Recession Fears," WSJ.com CFO Journal, January 16, 2023 (subscription required to view).

Survey: In 2024, CEOs Are Most Worried About a Recession ...

Global CEOs: Similarly, 4% of CEOs worldwide will prioritize a full-time return to the office. Labor shortages and talent issues factor into the ...

Mark Spitznagel warns a recession might happen this year - Fortune

Wall Street's bulls argue this is all an uncommon, but not unheard-of economic “soft landing,” driven by consumers and businesses that are now ...

Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk - WSJ

... and PC game revenue growth beat expectations, they say. The analysts note that NetEase's 2025 PC game pipeline now appears more interesting, and ...