Chief Executives in U.S. More Confident on Sales, Survey Says
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Confidence among U.S. chief executive officers improved at the start of the fourth quarter as more forecast stronger sales and spending on equipment, a survey showed.
The Young Presidents’ Organization gauge of sentiment rose to 59.9 in October from 57.5 in July, according to the Dallas- based group. A reading greater than 50 shows the executives’ outlook was more positive than negative.