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Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics shows signs of stress in construction
US contractors remain confident on profit margins, in spite of drop in backlog and tariff-related material price increases
The US non-residential market set a monthly record for segment spending
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US construction companies faced a 4% increase in the cost of steel in February, as the threat of tariffs on imports allowed domestic producers to put up their prices
Data reveals that US construction material prices are on the rise
US construction material prices remain elevated over the year, but were down slightly in December
A US construction association has named one US state as the country’s ‘best’
US construction job openings fell 40% compared to 2023
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Construction job openings in the US plummeted in June
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