(Reuters) - Their forecast of U.S. gross domestic product growth this year also declined. The CEOs now expect 2.6 percent GDP growth, compared with a forecast of 2.9 percent in March.
The majority of CEOs polled -- 66 percent -- expected their companies' sales to rise over the next six months. Forty-two percent said they expected to increase their U.S. staffing over the next six months, and 34 percent said they expected to raise their capital spending over that period.
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The majority of CEOs polled -- 66 percent -- expected their companies' sales to rise over the next six months. Forty-two percent said they expected to increase their U.S. staffing over the next six months, and 34 percent said they expected to raise their capital spending over that period.
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