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U.S. corporate chief executives are turning bearish on the U.S. economy
Media Release
Jul. 12, 2006

The CEO confidence measure fell to 50 in the second quarter from 57 in the first quarter. The CEOs are still bullish on Corporate profits in coming quarters.
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