NFIB Small Business Index Holds Steady
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State of the Economy Update: NFIB Small Business Optimism
The NFIB Small Business Optimism index fell slightly in September to an overall reading of 92.8, which was just below the August reading of 92.9
The current reading remains slightly ahead of the average reading of 90.2 for periods of economic recovery.
Prior Readings for Comparison:
- July: 91.2
- June: 91.4
- May: 94.4
- April: 94.5
- March: 92.5
- February: 94.3
- January: 93.9
- December: 93.8
- November: 92.0
- October: 90.2
- September: 88.9
The report is based on the responses of 740 randomly sampled small businesses in NFIB’s membership, surveyed throughout the month of June 2012.
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