News tagged Construction-Output
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Construction output growth accelerated in March despite impact of Iran war, official figures show
But new orders crashed by 10% in the first quarter led by falls in commercial and infrastructure work
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Double whammy hits April construction output
A combination of lower activity and higher inflation has resulted in the steepest monthly decline in UK construction output since last November, according to the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data. The index, which is overseen by S&P Global, fell to 39.7 in April, down… The post Double whammy hits April construction output appeared first on Construction News.
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India’s 2027 construction output to exceed $1 trillion
India’s construction output is on track to exceed US$1 trillion by 2027 in nominal terms, according to a forecast by market intelligence firm GlobalData. The 2026-27 financial year’s capital expenditure… The post India’s 2027 construction output to exceed $1 trillion appeared first on Global Construction Review.
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New housing lifts construction output in February
1% monthly rise fails to shift ongoing workload three-month decline
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Private housing dealt ‘significant blow’ as construction levels drop 6.3%
ONS data shows construction output for private housing across Britain fell 6.3% in the three months to January 2026, while total construction output during the period also dropped 2%. The post Private housing dealt ‘significant blow’ as construction levels drop 6.3% appeared first on Property Week.
Resources tagged Construction-Output
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BCIS - Construction Inflation: is delivery a problem? 03072023
With 69% of British civil engineering firms reporting difficulties with finding skilled operatives, it’s perhaps no surprise that HS2 is now facing a labour shortage. As labour looks set to become the next cost driver, we ask the question: Construction inflation: is delivery a problem? The BCIS webinar team will provide valuable expertise and insights throughout the session. Attendees will also have the opportunity to submit questions.
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G&T - Tender Price Forecast for 1st Quarter 2023
G&T's Tender Price Inflation report looks at the movement of prices in tenders for construction contracts in the UK. The report examines a number of contributing factors and is further informed by their market survey responses and contractor consultations. This forward forecast illustrates their view of annual tender price inflation from January to December 2023 and beyond.
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CN - Industry is reeling as HMRC abandons 'soft touch' approach, 07122022
Despite the GB Construction Output rising in September 2022, the construction sector experienced the highest number of insolvencies in the 12 months ending Q3 2022, accounting for 21 per cent of 344 winding-up petitions issued by the HMRC
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CN - Construction output at highest since records began 12122022
The latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data confirms that the GB construction output has risen for four months in a row. Output in the sector rose by 0.8% in October with £15.2bn of activity; the highest level since records began in January 2010
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Fulkers Bailey Russell - Construction Market Report, May 2022 (Q2)
This report summarises FBR's findings from reviewing the current state of the construction industry and is for the sole use of the recipient. It is important to note that the assessment of inflation is based on historic data and forecasts which have been used for guidance only.
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