Chief Executives in U.S. Less Confident on Jobs, Survey Shows
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Confidence among U.S. chief executive officers fell this quarter for the first time in a year as their outlook on sales, employment and the economy weakened, a private survey showed.
The Young Presidents’ Organization’s gauge of sentiment fell to 57.5 in July from 61 in April, according to the Dallas- based group. A reading higher than 50 shows more chief executives had a positive outlook than a negative one.