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Construction and earthmoving equipment exports continue to show signs of stabilising in recent quarters, according to UK’s Construction Equipment Association
81st Euroconstruct Conference, in Dublin, on 9 and 10 June, will present the latest medium-term forecasts for its 19 member economies
Report from CW Research shows 6.4% increase in price of cement, while clinker prices remain flat in May
PMR says fresh funding from EU should be key driver behind Central European construction growth from 2017
Revenues of €9 billion and a 10% margin for its EBITDA targeted by 2019 for Italian construction company
Year-on-year rise of 10.4% came as result of 20% increase in civil engineering subgroup, according to PMR
German company sees increases in profits and order book, while revenues decrease in first quarter of 2016
Twelfth consecutive quarters of growth in UK construction dampened by fears of EU referendum outcome in June
Survey of purchasing managers shows worst rises in UK employment numbers in construction sector over last three years
Unacea reports increase in number of machines into Italian market, though exports said to be less optimistic
Construction industry expanded at year-on-year real growth rate of approximately 4% in 2015, according to research firm PMR
Five-year period will see output rise to US$ 321 billion by 2020, from US$ 289 recorded in 2015
A month-on-month fall in GB output of 0.3% for February reported by ONS, despite 0.3% rise year-on-year
81st Euroconstruct Conference will be held in Dublin, on 9 and 10 June, 2016, hosted by DKM Economic Consultants
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First quarter figures show decline in the construction spend on both commercial and industrial buildings
Figures for 2015 show French construction equipment exports up, while imports tumble
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Weak federal and municipal construction spending offsets eight-year high for residential building
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Global cement volumes report revises its forecast for demand down as Chinese orders continue to fall
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Global sales of construction equipment are forecast to fall 3.2% in unit terms in 2016 according to Off-Highway Research. This is expected to represent the bottom of the cycle, following the steep declines in 2015.
CECE report shows increase in European construction equipment market in 2015, but only when Russian figures are excluded
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