Key Highlights
- CEO confidence in revenue growth has fallen to a five-year low.
- Geopolitical uncertainty, cyber risks, and rapid tech changes are key concerns for CEOs.
- The findings are based on a PwC survey of global business leaders.
Revenue Outlook Dims as CEO Confidence Falls to 5-Year Low: PwC
A recent PwC survey reveals that CEO confidence in near-term revenue growth has reached its lowest point in five years. This decline is driven by concerns over geopolitical uncertainties, cyber threats, and fast-paced technological changes affecting the global business landscape.
CEO confidence in revenue growth sinks to five-year low
Credit: Firstpost
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