Survey Finds Less Cautious and More Neutral Investor Sentiment Despite Near-Universal Expectations for Industrial Slowdown and Elevated Concerns on Interest Rate Environment and Geopolitical Risk
Investors Divided on Sentiment but Aligned on Perceived Executive Tone – Largely Characterized as More Upbeat – And Major Shifts in Sub-sector Views
Investors Continue to Exhibit Mixed Sentiment and Characterize Management Tone as More Positive; Demand and Margins Take Center Stage Amid Broad-Based Expectations for Industrial Weakness in 2H23
Industrial Investor Sentiment a Mixed Bag but Less Downbeat QoQ; Expectations Are for Low-Single-Digit 2023 Organic Growth while Growth Investments Garner Increased Support
Industrial Investor Sentiment Increasingly Downbeat But Not Draconian Amid Mixed Views on 2022 Performance and Expectations for a Broad-based Slowdown in 2023
Industrial Investor Sentiment Warms QoQ and Is Less Downbeat than Generalist Counterparts
Sentiment contracts to March 2020 levels amid anxiousness over compounding headwinds and growth sustainability
Continued Strong Demand Drives Upbeat Industrial Sentiment and the Highest Level of Investor Buying Activity Since March 2021
Industrial Investor Sentiment Grows More Cautious But Findings Indicate a Potential Underappreciation for Supply Chain x Inflation Impact; 2022 Outlooks Remain Upbeat On “Strong Demand”
Despite Significant Spike in Inflation Concerns, Expectations for Top Line Blowouts this Quarter and Continued Growth in Back Half of 2021
