NRA's Restaurant Performance Index slips in June
Restaurant operators appear to be less optimistic about their future prospects, which contributed to a decline in the National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Performance Index for the third consecutive month. The RPI fell to 99.5 in June, a decline of 0.3 percent from May and the lowest level since February, according to the NRA. It also marks the second consecutive month the RPI has stood below 100, which reflects contraction in the monthly index of key foodservice industry ...
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