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CNBC-TV18 Survey: Corporate leaders delay capital raising
According to an exclusive CNBC-TV18 poll, 57% of corporate captains have said that the stock market fall will impact capital raising plans, but will not hurt business. Interestingly, there were other key findings as well.
CNBC-TV18 BIZ CONFIDENCE SURVEY
According to the survey, the stock market fall has caused worry to 43% of the respondents, while a good 57% were not worried about it.
The next question was which factors in their opinion would be impacted. 57% of the respondents felt that capital raising would be impacted, 43% felt that sentiment would be impacted, 7% felt that it was consumer demand that will get impacted. Another 7% felt that business confidence would be impacted while a meagre 3% felt that expansion plans would be affected.
Would the respondents defer capital raising plans? 40% said they would, 47% said they would not, while 13% could not say.
On whether business confidence would be impacted, 23% felt it would, 70% felt it wouldn’t while 7% could not say.
When it comes to consumer purchase behaviour, 27% felt that this factor would be affected, 70% felt it would not be affected, while 3% were not able to say.
If decline continues, 40% said it would impact long-term economic growth, 43% said it would not, and 17% couldn’t say.
When asked if global developments have an impact on their business, 37%
said it did, 40% said it didn’t and 23% couldn’t say.
47% of the respondents agree that the stock markets are a barometer of business confidence, 50% disagree while 3% can’t say.
On the topic of rising interest rates, 53% of the respondents are worried, 43% are not, while 4% can’t say.
According to an exclusive CNBC-TV18 poll, 57% of corporate captains have said that the stock market fall will impact capital raising plans, but will not hurt business. Interestingly, there were other key findings as well.
CNBC-TV18 BIZ CONFIDENCE SURVEY
According to the survey, the stock market fall has caused worry to 43% of the respondents, while a good 57% were not worried about it.
The next question was which factors in their opinion would be impacted. 57% of the respondents felt that capital raising would be impacted, 43% felt that sentiment would be impacted, 7% felt that it was consumer demand that will get impacted. Another 7% felt that business confidence would be impacted while a meagre 3% felt that expansion plans would be affected.
Would the respondents defer capital raising plans? 40% said they would, 47% said they would not, while 13% could not say.
On whether business confidence would be impacted, 23% felt it would, 70% felt it wouldn’t while 7% could not say.
When it comes to consumer purchase behaviour, 27% felt that this factor would be affected, 70% felt it would not be affected, while 3% were not able to say.
If decline continues, 40% said it would impact long-term economic growth, 43% said it would not, and 17% couldn’t say.
When asked if global developments have an impact on their business, 37%
said it did, 40% said it didn’t and 23% couldn’t say.
47% of the respondents agree that the stock markets are a barometer of business confidence, 50% disagree while 3% can’t say.
On the topic of rising interest rates, 53% of the respondents are worried, 43% are not, while 4% can’t say.