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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
Rise of 7% in 2015 for German construction equipment manufacturers, says VDMA, which also accuses Berlin of threatening “environmental prank”
Report shows Italian exports of construction machinery in 2015 of more than €2.5 billion – an increase of 4.9% on 2014
Figures from Ireland’s Central Statistics Office show increases in 2015 fourth quarter, although base is still low
EU referendum said to be one reason for drop in construction industry output – both month-on-month and year-on-year
Year-on-year growth of 5.4% for UK tender prices, despite UK PMI data showing 10-month low
Countries said to be at forefront in Europe when it comes to knowledge and usage of Building Information Modelling, according to survey of architects
Some figures show increase for fourth quarter, while others show slight fall, and warning comes of civil engineering costs rising by 25% in next five years
1.5% fall in construction market predicted for countries which make up EECFA – Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Russia, Slovenia, Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine
Slower UK economic growth leads to revision in latest forecast for UK construction growth from the Construction Products Association
Istat figures show growth in Italian construction equipment sales for 2015 over previous year, with exports growing too in the period
Slowdown in construction products sales growth for fourth quarter of 2015, but it was still 11th consecutive quarter of growth
Arcadis report shows New York, London and Hong Kong are most expensive cities, while Dubai ranks 18th
Decrease of 0.5% compared with October 2015 means need for government to bring forward house building programme is “essential”
Global sales of construction equipment are forecast to grow +3.9% in unit terms in 2016, to 760,508 machines, according to Off-Highway Research.
Survey of purchasing managers shows UK commercial construction sector rising at fastest pace since October 2014
US Construction spending figures stutter in November, but show impressive year-on-year improvement
Global trade of cement sees declining trend in both volume and price in third quarter of 2015
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