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CEO recession expectations decline from April scare, survey says

1. CEO recession forecasts dropped to under 30%, down from 62% in April. 2. Over 40% of CEOs now expect economic growth, nearly doubling from April. 3. Rising fears of stagflation persist, but recent surveys show improved consumer sentiment. 4. Tariff announcements rattled markets, but some trade policies have been paused. 5. Stock markets have fully recovered from early April fears of recession.

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Why Bullish?

The decline in recession fears among CEOs suggests improved corporate confidence, historically correlating with S&P 500 performance.

How important is it?

Decreasing recession expectations significantly impact market confidence and corporate earnings outlook, directly affecting S&P 500.

Why Short Term?

Immediate effects seen in market sentiment; past shifts in CEO outlook have prompted short-term market rallies.

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