A Third of CFOs See US Elections Impacting Investment Decisions, Survey Finds

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Monetary policy, inflation and labor remain the top worries for finance chiefs for the coming 12 months, with nearly one-third of executives in a survey saying they are delaying, scaling down or permanently canceling investments due to uncertainty surrounding the US presidential election.

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