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Wells Fargo: Small Business Optimism Declines as Tariffs and Labor Market Concerns Weigh on Sentiment

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Small business sentiment in the U.S. showed signs of moderation in February 2025, as rising economic uncertainty and new tariff announcements led to a decline in optimism. According to Wells Fargo Economics, the NFIB Small Business Optimism Index fell for the second consecutive month, dipping 2.1 points to 100.7. The decline coincided with a surge […]

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