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A PwC survey shows only 30% of CEOs expect revenue growth in the next year, reflecting rising concerns over geopolitics, tariffs, cyber risks, and rapid technological change.
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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:03Only 3 in 10 chief executives expect revenue growth over the next year,
00:06the lowest level in five years, according to Reuters.
00:09A global PwC survey released Monday covered more than 4,000 CEOs across 95 countries and
00:16territories and was conducted late last year. CEOs cited uncertainty around global political
00:21developments, cyber threats, trade tariffs, and technological change. One in five said
00:27their companies face high exposure to tariff-related losses, while one-third identified cyber risk as
00:32a major threat. A larger share, 42%, expressed concern about the pace of technological change.
00:39The survey found a split on artificial intelligence outcomes, with 56% reporting no financial benefits
00:44so far, while 33% reported cost or revenue gains. PwC said companies applying AI widely saw stronger
00:53benefits. For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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