The Capex survey
shows investment intentions for 2004/05 that are consistent with reasonably solid growth in machinery and equipment investment, especially in the mining and transport & storage sectors.
Not exact matches
The Bank of Canada's latest quarterly survey of businesses
shows that companies expect little sales growth over the next 12 months and that their
investment intentions are stuck near the lowest levels since the Great Recession.
A recent survey of European corporates by
investment bank UBS
showed a sharp uptick in French companies» capital expenditure (CapEx) spending
intentions.2 We also expect to see a similar increase in the amount French companies plan to invest in their business.
You might think you're being smart by tweaking your
investments whenever the market surges or dips, but history
shows that most investors buy high and sell low, despite their best
intentions.
When asked whether many of these investors are likely to invest more in cryptocurrency, it
shows that almost 75 percent of the respondents claimed that they plan to increase the size of their Bitcoin
investments in 2018, with fewer than 10 percent stating that they have no
intention to do so.