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Construction output
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Construction growth eases to three-month low, PMI results reveal
Industry faces continued Covid, labour and supply challenges, but remains upbeat for the year ahead. -
Fastest rise in construction output for four months, PMI figures reveal
November recovery led by robust rise in commercial work, as supplier delays continue to ease. -
Industry optimistic with October growth up, but so are supply shortages
Supply shortages continue to hamper the industry’s recovery, the latest monthly PMI market survey reveals. -
Industry remains upbeat despite September growth slowdown
Monthly PMI shows that shortages of materials and staff held back construction recovery in September. -
Construction activity rises at softest pace since February
August PMI finds Covid and Brexit driving labour and material shortages and record inflation, but industry remains upbeat. -
Slowest rise in construction output since February, latest PMI reveals
July’s PMI sees ‘perfect storm’ combining to slow down construction output after June’s 24-year high. -
Construction output growth hits 24-year high in June
Latest PMI shows record output growth, but concerns remain on labour and material shortages driving inflation. -
Construction growth at seven-year high, but inflation fears remain
Highest growth since September 2014 but cost inflation hits 24-year high, latest PMI figures reveal. -
April PMI shows construction remains at heart of post-Covid recovery
Construction remains at heart of UK’s post-Covid economic recovery, April’s PMI reveals. -
Construction output forecast to rise by 13%, CPA says
CPA forecasts a double-digit recovery for construction.
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