More than 60% of CEOs expect a recession in the next 6 months as tariff turmoil grows, survey says
- 62% of over 300 U.S. CEOs predict a recession in the next six months, a rise from 48% in March, according to Chief Executive.
- Around 75% of CEOs believe tariffs will negatively impact their businesses in 2025, while two-thirds oppose Trump's proposed levies, according to a survey by Chief Executive.
- JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expects earnings estimates for S&P 500 firms to decline due to tariff uncertainties.
- The National Association of Business Economics survey indicates a bleak outlook, with expectations for the economy to grow only 0.7% this year.
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