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Federation puts its case to European Commission President as construction industry shows signs of growth
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Eurostat figures rise over previous month in March, but fall registered over same period last year
First of its kind report analyses the European market for used tracked excavators
Prices down overall in May led by declining steel prices, although there were rises for ready-mixed concrete and copper products
Steady growth predicted by PMR thanks to civil engineering tenders, particularly transport infrastructure and environmental protection
PMR reports civil engineering will drive construction industry, with residential construction also possibly contributing
First year-on-year fall in UK construction output since 2013 has been reported but figures are challenged saying they contradict recent data
Weak global economic growth is hitting Latin American construction markets, and the corruption scandal in Brazil emphasises more than ever the need for far-reaching reforms
Construction output to pick up this year and in 2016 after a weak performance in 2014, according to research company PMR
New products feature at Intermat but acquisitions could feature in the future as company aims for consistent 10% profit growth
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Spring economic forecast points to +7.5% increase this year, with an acceleration to +7.9% in 2016
The Indian construction sector is picking up, but the new government will need to be bold with its economic reforms if it is to hit its growth targets.
Slump in construction output continues with 4.5% year-on-year fall in 2014, although growth is predicted for 2016
Output up moderately compared to a year ago as residential market cools, but key non-residential areas see growth
International Construction's Yellow Table study shows the market decline levelling out for world's 50 largest construction equipment makers, following a -12.2% fall the previous year
CECE figures show construction equipment industry growth, and 2015 predicted to see some recovery – although how much is uncertain
Europe’s construction sector has shown signs of improvement through key infrastructure projects, despite economic challenges.
Quantitative Easing and the fall in oil prices will boost European construction output this year as a broad recovery takes hold. However, growth will remain weak compared to other regions of the world.
Plan to fully acquire 32 million tonne per year cement business in South West China following Holcim merger for US$ 330 million
Sales of US-made construction equipment on foreign markets were down -31.2% last year to US$ 17.3 billion
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