Estados Unidos Nfib Índice De Optimismo Negocios

Último Lanzamiento

dic. 31, 2025

Actual

99.5

Unidades En

Points

Previo

Frecuencia

Mensual

Próximo Lanzamiento

feb. 10, 2026

Tiempo restante para el Lanzamiento

26Días 10 Horas

Máximo	Mínimo	Promedio	Rango de Datos	Fuente
108.8 ago. 2018	80.1 abr. 1980	97.99 Points	1975-2025	National Federation of Independent Business

El Índice NFIB de Optimismo de Pequeñas Empresas es un compuesto formado por 10 componentes ajustados por estacionalidad y calculados en base a las respuestas de alrededor de 620 miembros de la NFIB (Federación Nacional de Empresas Independientes). Estas preguntas incluyen: planes para aumentar el empleo, planes para hacer desembolsos de capital, planes para aumentar los inventarios, si esperan que la economía mejore, si esperan mayores ventas reales, inventario actual, ofertas de trabajo actuales, condiciones de crédito esperadas, si ahora es un buen momento para expandirse y tendencia de ganancias.

Últimas Actualizaciones

The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index rose for a second consecutive month, reaching 99.5 in December 2025, its highest level since August and in line with market expectations. The index remains above its 52-year average of 98, supported primarily by a rise in owners expecting better business conditions, which jumped 9 points to a net 24%. Reports of positive profit trends also improved slightly, rising 3 points from November to a net negative 20%. When evaluating the overall health of their businesses, 9% of owners rated it excellent (down 2 points), 54% rated it good (up 1 point), 34% rated it fair (up 4 points), and 3% rated it poor (down 2 points). However, plans for hiring, capital outlays, and expectations for higher real sales all declined. Taxes were cited as the most important problem by 20% of small business owners, up 6 points from November and the highest reading since May 2021. Meanwhile, the Uncertainty Index fell 7 points to 84, marking its lowest level since June 2024.