Stati Uniti Indice di ottimismo delle imprese secondo NFIB

Ultima pubblicazione

nov 30, 2025

Attuale

Unità in

Points

98.2

Frequenza

Mensile

Prossima pubblicazione

gen 13, 2026

Orario di pubblicazione

1 Mesi 2 Giorni 11 Ore

Il più alto	Il più basso	Media	Intervallo date	Fonte
108.8 ago 2018	80.1 apr 1980	97.99 Points	1975-2025	National Federation of Independent Business

L'indice NFIB Small Business Optimism è composto da dieci componenti destagionalizzati calcolati in base alle risposte di circa 620 membri NFIB. Queste domande includono: piani per aumentare l'occupazione, piani per spese in conto capitale, piani per aumentare le scorte, aspettative miglioramento dell'economia, aspettative miglioramento vendite, inventario corrente, aperture di lavoro correnti, condizioni di credito attese, ora un buon momento per espandersi e tendenza guadagni.

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The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index in the US rose to 99 in November 2025, the highest in 3 months, compared to 98.2 in October, and beating forecasts of 98.4. The net percent of owners expecting higher real sales volumes rose 9 points to a net 15%. Meanwhile, 21% of small business owners cited labor quality as their single most important problem, down 6 points from the previous month. When asked to evaluate the overall health of their business, 11% reported it as excellent (down 1 point), and 53% as good (up 2 points). Meanwhile, the net percent of owners raising average selling prices rose 13 points to a net 34%, the highest reading since March 2023. On the other hand, the net percent of owners expecting better business conditions fell 5 points to 15%. “Although optimism increased, small business owners are still frustrated by the lack of qualified workers. Despite this, more firms still plan to create new jobs in the near future”, according to NFIB Chief Economist Bill Dunkelberg