Sep 11, 08:30 AM

NFIB Survey Shows 37% of Firms Report Lower Earnings, Worst Since March 2010

The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has released its latest Small Business Economic Trends survey, revealing that a net 37% of firms reported lower earnings over the past three months. This is the worst reading since March 2010 and is attributed to weaker sales and rising costs. The survey is considered a leading indicator for the stock market, highlighting potential economic challenges ahead.

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Win Smart, CFA@WinfieldSmart
1 year ago
37% of NFIB respondents reported deteriorating earnings, the largest share since March 2010, due to weaker sales and rising costs https://t.co/llyVydW2mW
Win Smart, CFA@WinfieldSmart
1 year ago
Daily Chartbook @dailychartbook Follow 37% of NFIB respondents reported deteriorating earnings, the largest share since March 2010, due to weaker sales and rising costs https://t.co/CA0vZQ17HD
Daily Chartbook@dailychartbook
1 year ago
37% of NFIB respondents reported deteriorating earnings, the largest share since March 2010, due to weaker sales and rising costs. https://t.co/FnMJ2bLisH

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NFIB Survey Shows 37% of Firms Report Lower Earnings, Worst Since March 2010

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