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Stability in European materials market now, although analysts say there is a slight negative bias.
Construction orders for 2010’s fourth quarter rose +18% compared with third quarter.
Developing markets will drive growth - China has already overtaken the US as the largest construction market in the world, and India will overtake Japan for the no.3 spot by 2018.
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Construction companies begin targeting opportunities in Vietnam, Indonesia, South Africa, Turkey, and Argentina.
Overseas sales of US-made construction equipment hit US$ 16.4 billion last year, a rise of +28% on the 2009 figure, according to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM).
Emerging markets, including local manufacturing, driving growth for German equipment manufacturers.
German contractor forecasts stable profit and increased sales for 2010.
Five-year investment timetable includes major road, rail, and airport and power projects.
Infrastructure boom forecast to improve construction equipment rental market.
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After a +40% rebound in demand last year, Manitowoc sees a bright future in the maturing Indian crane market
Difficult weather conditions pushes down construction output in December, and year ahead looks mixed.
According to the latest quarterly ARA (American Rental Association) Economic Survey of members, a large majority of rental store owners and managers - more than 80% - expect 2011 to be a much better year than 2010.
The latest quarterly economic survey by the American Rental Association (ARA) reveals that more than 80% of North American rental managers and owners expect 2011 to be a much better year than 2010.
Brazilian rental companies are confident that construction activity in Brazil will sustain a five year boom in the rental sector.
Off-Highway Research puts growth in 2010 at +42%, to take the Indian market for construction equipment to more than 58000 machines.
Seasonally adjusted US construction spending increased +0.4% in November to US$ 810 billion on a rolling 12-month basis.
Drilling services company has lifted its pre-tax earnings forecast for 2010 to US$ 220 million
Monthly comparison shows stability, but year-on-year figures reveal declines
Skanska described residential construction as one of the markets with the “best growth potential”
The Construction Products Association said a recovery would be stalled until 2013
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