All Confidence surveys Articles
A survey of U.S.-based construction contractors has shown nine out of ten are concerned over labor shortages
Profit margins of UK construction companies eroded by rising costs, according to CPA
Equipment manufacturer takes number one slot in 2017 China Top 500 Enterprises chart
UK construction output is expected to grow by 0.8 per cent in 2017, 0.7% in 2018 and 2.2% in 2019, according to the Construction Products Association
Irish construction ended 2016 positively with activity continuing to rise sharply, according to Ulster Bank
Construction products manufacturing in UK grew for 15th consecutive quarter, according to Construction Products Association's 2016 last quarter figures
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Association of Equipment Manufacturers figures show export sales in decline for third year in a row
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Report highlights socio-political stability in country’s positive outlook
Increased civil engineering activity claimed as driver for improved construction outlook
Increase in housing market and public infrastructure projects highlighted by Norwegian contractor as drivers of regional growth
Positive growth recorded for January, but industry recruitment levels drop to lowest in 13 months
Growth for domestic Italian construction sector, but trade association warns of poor export performance
Switzerland emerges as most expensive country to build in, followed by Denmark, Hong Kong, Sweden and the UK, says new report
Report reveals industrial investments are being driven by mining activities
Market confidence falls along with industry expansion rate reduction during final quarter of 2014
Despite homebuilding growth, level of new orders slackens to lowest point for 17 months
Construction Risk Index puts Singapore and Switzerland in second and third places in table, while Hong Kong and Brazil slip back
New survey from the Associated General Contractors reveals 83% of firms face problems recruiting following recession
Latest figures from Arch-Vision show tempered growth in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and the UK, as the rest of Europe struggles to add business to order books
Government data showed 16,000 construction jobs were lost in December, as non-residential construction continues to struggle
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