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Construction output
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Cautious optimism as construction recovery continues in December
Construction sector remains resilient as UK prepares for double-dip recession. -
Growth in new orders is highest for six years
Fastest rise in new construction orders since October 2014, latest PMI figures reveal. -
Construction growth slows in October
October’s PMI figures reveal continued growth, but at slowest rate since the recovery began in June. -
Cautious welcome for September’s UK construction boost
Industry leaders welcome September’s PMI boost, but fears persist that construction is currently in the calm before the storm with a challenging winter ahead. -
Construction output slows, but positive momentum continues
Construction output slows in August but business expectations reach six-month high, latest PMI figures reveal. -
Pandemic sees record 56-year low in new construction work orders
New work orders in second quarter of 2020 at lowest levels since 1964, ONS figures reveal. -
Fastest rise in construction output since October 2015
July’s construction output saw fastest rise since October 2015, but concerns remain on employment and economy, PMI figures reveal. -
Construction output up by 8% in May after months of decline
Construction sector output rises in May but still remains at substantially lower levels than normal. -
Big boost for construction output in June
Industry leaders cautiously welcome PMI figures that show a strong rebound in UK construction output. -
Construction begins long road to recovery, latest PMI figures reveal
Construction sector downturn eases following unprecedented slump in April, but fears of continued recession remain.
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