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CEO Confidence in U.S. Economy Declined in Second Quarter
A survey found that chief executive officers expressed lower confidence in the U.S. economy during the second quarter. The decline coincided with rising concerns over supply chains and energy.
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U.S. economy during the second quarter. The drop occurred alongside heightened worries about supply chains and energy availability.
The survey measured executive sentiment on current economic conditions and forward-looking expectations. Respondents cited supply-chain disruptions and energy-price volatility as primary factors behind the decline. No specific numeric index values or sample sizes were released in the initial report.
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