The recent growth in small business optimism looks similar to the surge in the Index in 1983, which was followed by years of economic prosperity.
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Bill Dunkelberg, Chief Economist of the NFIB, reports in December 2016, small business optimism rocketed to its highest level since 2004, with high numbers expecting better business conditions.
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Bill Dunkelberg, NFIB reports the Index of Small Business Optimism made a substantial gain in November to just above the 42-year average.
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The fourth quarter of 2016 looks to be weaker as prospects for a “civil” relationship between the Democrats and the Republicans fade regardless of who wins the election.
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NFIB reports small business owners marginally more optimistic, but won't be hiring or building inventories until something changes in Washington.
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Optimism hits record low, and small business owners blame the current political climate for declining economic conditions, according to the NFIB.
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Bill Dunkelberg, Chief Economist of the NFIB, reports most small business owners expect business conditions to worsen in the near future.
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Bill Dunkelberg, chief economist at National Federation of Independent Business, reports a negligible increase in small business optimism, indicating that sector is still uncertain about the future...
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Bill Dunkelberg, chief economist at National Federation of Independent Business, reports optimism among small business owners moves higher, but remains negative and well below the 42-year average.
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NFIB's April 2016 Index of Small Business Optimism shows that small business owners not expanding due to political climate.
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