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Construction output predicted to fall by more than 2% this year, with promised funding needed
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February’s Office for National Statistics figures lead the Construction Products Association to issue full-year forecast of 2% decline
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The Indian construction market is emerging from a period of weak growth, but it will still be another year or so until it is back to the levels we have come to expect.
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Recovery in Asian markets to be offset by weaknesses in Europe and North America, according to Off-Highway Research.
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On-going economic weakness to push sales down 6% to 111,832 units this year, according to Off-Highway Research.
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Of the 10 powered access manufacturers listed in International Construction’s annual Yellow Table ranking, seven improved their standings compared to last year.
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Of the 15 crane manufacturers listed in International Construction’s annual Yellow Table ranking, more than half improved their standings compared to last year.
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New testimony from the Charbonneau Inquiry, the proposed merger between Costain and May Gurney, the Yellow Table and an in-depth look at earthmoving
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US contractor confident of prospects for first year as combined company following US$ 3 billion acquisition of Shaw
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The Bulgarian economy remained quite resilient in 2012 and the construction sector is expected to grow more rapidly in the coming years
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Growth in construction output is unlikely to return until 2014 and 2015 thanks to cancelled projects
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Compared with last year, January’s output registered a sharp fall throughout Europe, with strongest decline in Slovenia
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The Euro-zone is likely to remain in recession this year and Europe’s construction market is not expected to return to growth until 2014. As ever, there are some bright spots in the region, but they are more than offset by the weak areas.
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With sovereign debt issues still weighing heavily and weak, albeit improving economic growth elsewhere in the world, the European construction market is set to stagnate.
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Third consecutive year of robust growth takes overseas sales to more than twice the low-point seen in 2009
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IHS Global Insight’s Scott Hazelton and Off-Highway Research’s Paul Howard to present global construction and construction equipment outlooks
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Report finds that apart from Germany, order book and turnover of architects remains below 2008 level
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Sales of construction equipment in Italy fall for fifth year, with 2012 figures more than 30% down
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Large firms, especially in infrastructure, report improving conditions, but most of industry still faces tough year
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Construction output falls year-on-year but total construction output in fourth quarter higher than previous three months