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Figures for final quarter of last year seen as a blip as overall upturn is welcomed by industry watchers
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Domestic demand in Japan drove sales of both excavators and cranes in the first nine months of the fiscal year
Double-digit growth in residential work took the US construction market to US$ 930 billion last year.
State Statistics Service reports Russian construction output last year fell 1.5% year-on-year in real terms, though value rises
The coming years in China are expected to be characterised by a slowdown in demand and a change in strategy when it comes to construction.
Growth support policies are helping to drive the Chinese construction sector, but care will be needed not to repeat the mistakes of the past.
Brazil-based Mills will spend 73% of its rental capex budget for 2014 on aerial platforms and telehandlers, amounting to R$169 million.
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Statistics for November last year continue almost unbroken string of year-on-year decreases in construction output for 2013
Construction Products Association says private house building, infrastructure work and commercial activity growth set to drive recovery over next four years
UK construction fell in November compared to previous month, says ONS, but output rose 2.2% comparing November 2013 with November 2012
Housebuilding revival hit as private sector leads way and infrastructure activity picks up, says RICS
Growth in Asia, Africa and the Middle East will see the global market for aggregates rise to 53.2 billion tonnes per year by 2017, according to Freedonia.
European country marks fifth consecutive quarter of decline in construction industry activity
Slow turnaround forecast to begin next year, continuing to gather momentum in 2015 and 2016
Growth of +4.5% this year and +8.1% next year could be stronger if consumer and business confidence improve
Domestic market falls -24% in the first nine months of the year.
Britain continues to rally, the Dutch are optimistic, but it is still a downward spiral for the Italians according to the Q3 2013 European Architectural Barometer report
North American rental industry to grow by 8.4% next year and 11.3% in 2015.
UK construction industry leaders are optimistic of increased sales and business revenue in the year ahead, according to new research from CEO organisation Vistage.
Construction Products Association and RICS both seeing positive signs for construction – particularly housebuilding
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