Wisconsin Bankers Association President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels breaks down the latest Economic Conditions Survey.

The WBA's latest survey of 70 Wisconsin bank CEOs show 68 percent of respondents rated Wisconsin’s current economic health as “excellent” or “good.”

While most respondents (95 percent) do not foresee inflation worsening, 44 percent predict that the economy will weaken over the next six months. Forty-seven percent say it will stay about the same over the next six months.

The news is more optimistic than the same time last year when three-quarters of respondents predicted the economy would weaken over the next six months.

Wisconsin Bankers Association President and CEO Rose Oswald Poels breaks down the latest Economic Conditions Survey.
The WBA's latest survey of 70 Wisconsin bank CEOs show 68 percent of respondents rated Wisconsin’s current economic health as “excellent” or “good.”
While most respondents (95 percent) do not foresee inflation worsening, 44 percent predict that the economy will weaken over the next six months. Forty-seven percent say it will stay about the same over the next six months.
The news is more optimistic than the same time last year when three-quarters of respondents predicted the economy would weaken over the next six months.

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