
Bank survey finds small businesses optimistic about future
Most small business owners are worried about a possible recession but confident that their companies can withstand an economic downturn, according to a new survey by Bank of America.
Most small business owners are worried about a possible recession but confident that their companies can withstand an economic downturn, according to a new survey by Bank of America.
Two-thirds of small- to medium-sized business owners said a recession was likely in 2023, but most owners also believe their businesses will be in better shape by this time next year, according to a new survey by the New Jersey-based Provident Bank.
Despite concerns about inflation, U.S. small-business owners are optimistic about the future and feel prepared to adapt as needed to meet their customers’ needs, according to a new survey by Union Bank.
Small-business owners are optimistic about their prospects even though many report facing affordability challenges and external pressures on their operations, according to a recent survey by Capital One and research firm Morning Consult.
The National Federation of Independent Business’s Small Business Optimism Index rose 0.4 points in July to 89.9, marking the sixth consecutive month below the 48-year average of 98, the association said yesterday.
A seasonally adjusted net 19.0% of owners plan to create new jobs, down 7 points…
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index remained unchanged in April, measuring 93.2. A seasonally adjusted…
A seasonally adjusted net 20.0% of owners plan to create new jobs, up 1 point…
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index decreased 1.0 point in September, measuring 99.1. The Uncertainty…
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index decreased to 99.7 in July, a decrease of 2.8…