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Annual growth of +2.9% forecast as developed markets rebound and rural-to-urban migration continues
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ERA improves 2014 growth forecasts for the UK, Germany, Denmark and Spain, but downgrades Italy, Norway and Poland.
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Non-residential work takes up the slack as residential market cools
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The flow of capital to the US, political uncertainty and a lack of reform are reducing the construction growth rates in Asia. However, the region still looks one of the strongest in the world, and some key markets are good bets.
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Manufacturer claims many Spanish companies will need to buy significant amounts of equipment when market starts to recover
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Slow down in state-funded civil engineering projects puts industry in decline
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Report presented at UK Construction Equipment Association 2014 annual meeting estimates industry revenues for 2012/13 of £11 billion
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Further month-on-month gains saw US construction output rise to US$ 954 billion in the 12 months to April, up +8.6% compared to a year ago.
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Eurostat figures up in March compared to same month last year, although down slightly on February
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Demand grew in the first quarter of the year, despite harsh weather conditions. Growth for 2014 put at +7.9%.
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Major opportunities exist across Latin America, particularly for much-needed infrastructure construction.
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March estimate 1.0% lower than February, but seasonally-adjusted estimate for first quarter rose
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Construction equipment exhibition will take place from 22 to 25 February, 2017, in Verona, Italy
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Company plans to open new depot soon, claims there is potential for country’s rental market
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Non-residential construction continues to tumble as public sector prioritises repair and modernisation projects
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Residential construction continued to drive the US market, but publicly funded activity fell again.
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PMR predicts 10% growth in construction market as civil engineering and non-residential projects get underway
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Data from Off-Highway Research suggests that restrained growth is on the cards for Western Europe over the next five years
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Industry set to exit second downturn of double-dip recession, with Off-Highway Research forecasting increased sales in China, Europe, India, Japan and North America this year.
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Russian construction industry’s slowdown looks set to continue, according to European market research firm PMR