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Analysts expect the US Federal Reserve rate cuts will drive construction activity
Labour costs are expected to drive inflationary pressures in the upcoming construction cycle
US construction industry unemployment fell to a record low of 3.2% in August.
Construction activity in the Eurozone fell sharply in August, as the dragged down by continued tough conditions
Europe’s construction sector is in ‘broad-based decline’. Why? And what could reverse it?
UK construction buyers appear to have indicated that the sector has “turned a corner” after a difficult start to 2024.
The state of play in China’s construction industry, expressed in 6 charts
In an updated forecast, North America’s construction rental industry could be changing
XCMG is China’s largest construction OEM by sales. Mr. Yang Dongsheng, chairman of XCMG, sat down with Andy Brown to talk about the changing Chinese market, export plans, electric equipment and heavy construction robots
ABC reported a modest uptick in materials and input pricing in the US construction industry and predicted a rate-cut for September
The number of new building permits issued in Qatar surged by 36% in July 2024, as the Gulf state showed signs of emerging from its post-World-Cup slowdown
Summer may have finally made a belated appearance across Europe in July but the outlook for the region’s construction sector looked considerably gloomier
Second quarter results for access OEM up 5.9% year-over-year with North America propelling sales
Video highlights the main points of the latest ICON 200, an exclusive listing of the world’s biggest construction companies
The Group set a medium-term target to achieve a revenue of between £4 to £4.5 billion
Construction Briefing outlines just some of the highlights that were on display at Hillhead on the last week in June
Global sales of electric machines remain very low
Revenues for the top 100 reach €73 billion for 2023
Chinese equipment industry is in midst of another painful, prolonged trough but implications could be felt much further
Europe remains resilient as reindustrialisation, the Olympics and UEFA EURO 2024, mitigate the impact of stubborn construction cost escalation and geopolitical tensions
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