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Small Businesses More Likely to Expect Longer Recovery in Census Survey

  • Second phase of U.S. Census Bureau survey on COVID-19 impact on small businesses finds respondents more likely to expect a longer road back to normalcy
  • Majority of respondents report negative impact on business, but some positive signs such as healthy cash on hand and minimal missed loan payments
  • Businesses see marketing/sales and additional capital as key future needs
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Small Business Owners Show Cautious Optimism In COVID-19 Impact Poll

  • Jessica Moser visits the Small Business Radio Show to discuss the latest results of a Met Life/U.S. Chamber of Commerce poll on COVID-19 impact
  • Most small businesses said they had fully or partially reopened at the time of the survey
  • Small businesses show more optimism about future revenues and ability to rehire employees
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1 in 3 Small Business Owners Tapped Personal Funds to Stay Afloat During Pandemic

  • Thirty-five percent of small business owners in recent CreditCards.com survey say they used savings or personal credit cards to help cover expenses during COVID-19 pandemic
  • Seventy percent use some form of assistance, such as PPP or business savings account
  • Most small businesses are hoping for increase in sales to stay in business or meet growth targets
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U.S. Producer Prices Fall Unexpectedly

  • U.S. producer prices unexpectedly fell in June as weakness in services offset rising costs for energy goods
  • Deflation remains unlikely as the economy battles depressed demand caused by the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Lower interest rates likely to continue
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