According to a CNBC survey, corporate CFOs are generally ‘pessimistic’ about the economy, predicting that a recession could occur before the end of 2025.
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Recession is coming before end of 2025, generally ‘pessimistic’ corporate CFOs say: CNBC survey
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It’s not surprising to see a significant number of CFOs expressing concerns about an impending recession, as economic indicators often suggest volatility. The uncertainty surrounding inflation, interest rates, and global supply chains can weigh heavily on business sentiments. While pessimism can drive cautious decision-making, it’s essential for companies to prepare adaptable strategies regardless of the economic climate. Addressing potential downturns proactively can help businesses weather the storm and emerge stronger when market conditions improve. It will be interesting to see how these forecasts influence corporate investments and operational approaches in the coming years. What do you think could be key strategies for companies to mitigate these risks?