Ons team heeft meer dan 7,000,000 handelaren!
Elke dag werken we samen om de handel te verbeteren. We behalen hoge resultaten en gaan verder.
Erkenning door miljoenen handelaren over de hele wereld is de beste waardering voor ons werk! U heeft uw keuze gemaakt en wij zullen er alles aan doen om aan uw verwachtingen te voldoen!
Wij zijn samen een geweldig team!
InstaSpot. Trots om voor je te werken!
Acteur, UFC 6-toernooikampioen en een echte held!
De man die zichzelf heeft gemaakt. De man die onze kant op gaat.
Het geheim achter het succes van Taktarov is een constante beweging naar het doel.
Onthul alle kanten van je talent!
Ontdekken, proberen, falen - maar nooit stoppen!
InstaSpot. Je succesverhaal begint hier!
U.S. firms' concerns regarding the uncertainty over sales revenue growth and employment in the four quarters ahead eased slightly in March, results of a survey by the Atlanta Fed showed Wednesday. The smoothed indicator for the sales revenue growth uncertainty fell to 3.73 percent from 3.84 percent in February, the Atlanta Fed/Chicago Booth/Stanford Survey of Business Uncertainty (SBU) showed.
The indicator for employment uncertainty also decreased in March, falling to 4.07 percent from 4.14 percent in the previous month. The results are based on survey responses from about 1500 panel members,who occupy senior finance and managerial positions at U.S. firms, from March 11-22. The strength of the economy, inflation, and labor availability were listed as the top sources of uncertainty by the SBU panelists. "Sales revenue growth expectations have returned to their pre-pandemic average," the survey report said. "However, firms remain more uncertain about future revenue growth than they were before the pandemic."
Expected employment growth has improved in recent months and the uncertainty about employment growth has returned to pre-pandemic levels, the survey said.
"A 10 percentage-point positive (negative) surprise to firm-level sales growth over the next 12 months would lead firms to revise up (down) their employment forecasts by 4.5 percent," the survey report said.
