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Small business confidence loses momentum amid rising energy costs: CFIB. Several cost concerns increased this month, Read the full article
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Small business confidence loses momentum amid rising energy costs: CFIB. Several cost concerns increased this month, Read the full article
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Small business optimism climbs above historical norms for the first time since 2022: CFIB. Read the full article
Canada business exits outpace entries for 5th straight quarter: CFIB economist. Regionally, Read the full article
Optimism slowly coming back ahead of holiday season: CFIB
Optimism slowly coming back ahead of holiday season: CFIB. The CFIB reports a boost in small business confidence to 55.5 index points. Learn what this means for the holiday season.
Small business confidence creeps down in October as demand stays low: CFIB
Small business confidence creeps down in October as demand stays low: CFIB. This indicator has been higher than its historical average for the past 24 consecutive months, says the CFIB.
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Small business confidence creeps up in September: CFIB
Small business confidence creeps up in September: CFIB. Tax and regulatory costs remain top of mind for 67% of small firms, followed by insurance costs (66%), says the CFIB. Read the full article