The CEO's trust reached its highest point in three years, According to New research.
A conference committee survey found that CEO confidence rose to 60 with nine points in the first quarter of 2025. The first quarter showed a three-year high due to CEO trust, according to the survey.
“The improvement in CEO trust in the first quarter of 2025 was significant and broadly based,” said Stephanie Guichard, senior economist at the conference committee, in a press release.
“All components of this measure have been improved as CEOs were virtually optimistic about their current and future economic situations, as well as their industry as a whole.”
President Trump and the leaders of Big Technology have recently been CEO Mark Zuckerberg of Meta, CEO Sundar Pichai of Google, founder Jeff Bezos of Amazon, CEO Shaw Jew and Spaces of Tiktok, CEO of Tesla. He is attending his appointment with Elon Musk. Trump and Musk were particularly close last year, with the high-tech billionaires deeply involved in the Second Trump administration.
A conference committee survey showed that 44% had a better economic situation “more than six months ago,” but 20% in the last quarter.
The conference committee survey took place from January 27th to February 10th. It featured a partnership between 134 CEOs and the Business Council.
