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Fortunately a hard landing for the Chinese economy still looks unlikely, but the construction market is clearly entering a period of slower growth.
Construction activity rises for seventh consecutive quarter in final three months of 2014, according to Construction Products Association
ONS figures show 2014 fourth quarter construction output grew by 4.8% over previous year, although down on third quarter
Continued growth in sales seen by manufacturers in Construction Products Association’s latest State of Trade Survey
Market hit a six-year high in 2014, driven by robust private non-residential activity, with support from residential and public sectors
German construction sector growth slows, but there are positive signs in the Netherlands and Spain that hard times are over
Portland Cement Association expects 1.2 million housing starts in 2015, a +20% increase on 2014
AGC survey says 80% of its members will increase staff numbers this year
November slipped 0.1% in Eurozone and 0.2% in EU28 compared with October, according to Eurostat’s first estimates
EECFA figures show construction market in Eastern European has 20% share of total European market in financial terms
Spanish contractor’s AU$ 1.02 billion takeover turned down as insufficient
Eurostat figures show construction production growth in October – 1.3% in Eurozone and 0.4% in EU28
Industry output increased to US$ 971 billion on a 12-month rolling basis, with private non-residential sector looking the most buoyant in the long-term
€19 billion plan would triple levels of spending by end of decade, and includes investing in over 100 road schemes, 84 of which are new
Engine manufacturer forecasts medium-term growth for China and global operations
Spain still looks positive, France and Italy doing less well, with Germany also slowing down
New residential construction will be a key driver as the broad market recovery lifts demand
Figures show 16 consecutive periods of year-on-year monthly growth for construction output
The Russian construction market was looking weak even before its actions in the Ukraine triggered a flight of capital and economic sanctions.
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