Many U.S. CFOs maintain a rosy three-year outlook

83% of CFOs say U.S. stocks are overvalued, even as optimism about their companies rises

CFO confidence rebounds, but executives remain measured in their assessment of the broader economy.

Many U.S. CFOs maintain a rosy three-year outlook

In the face of several crises around the globe, American finance chiefs are still largely optimistic, according to surveys by U.S. Bank, Deloitte and others.

U.S. Bank CFO Survey: Optimism Climbing as Growth and Dealmaking Gain Momentum

MINNEAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--U.S. corporate finance leaders are growing more optimistic, even as many of the risks they faced earlier this year remain in place, according to the latest U.S. Bank CFO Insights Report. That optimism is reflected in both sentiment and priorities. Today, 68% reported a positive three-year outlook on the U.S. economy, up from 58% in the spring. Revenue growth now ranks nearly equal to cost-cutting among top prioritie…