The National Association of Credit Management’s (NACM’s) Credit Managers’ Index (CMI) for August returned to the growth patterns of earlier this summer. The numbers look impressive again, and the index sits at 56.4, up nearly a full point from July’s 55.5. The last few months were a little volatile, but not unexpected. The surge that kicked off the summer was based primarily on expectations, but as the second quarter came to an end there was some fear that business anticipated too much, too fast.Click to continue
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