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Among company finance chiefs, rising rates are now a top concern, Fed survey finds
Source: The Globe and Mail
InflationInterest Rates & YieldsMonetary PolicyCorporate Guidance & OutlookCompany Fundamentals
A new U.S. Federal Reserve survey found that corporate CFOs expect higher inflation this year and next, while rising interest rates have become a leading business concern. The results point to persistent cost pressures and potentially tighter financing conditions, which could weigh on corporate investment and profit outlooks.
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