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There are signs of a recovery – albeit a fragile one – in the European construction market
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France’s stagnation and trade tensions may keep the euro under pressure before a late 2025 rebound
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The European Central Bank cut rates in September but so far there is little cheer in construction
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Construction activity in the Eurozone fell sharply in August, as the dragged down by continued tough conditions
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A fall in the number of building permits issued for apartments in Germany picked up pace in May, according to new official statistics
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Scott Hazelton of IHS Markit on what could be a challenging year for German businesses
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The French construction industry is facing headwinds that mean it could be in for a difficult year ahead, says Scott Hazelton of IHS Markit.
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Interest rates drive costs up for equipment buyers
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A European-wide group of housebuilders and developers has pinpointed six chief causes for the housing affordability crisis that is gripping some of the world’s biggest economies.
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Scott Hazelton of IHS Markit examines the current and future prospects for construction in Europe’s largest economy
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Economist Scott Hazelton looks at markets under pressure
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Contractor association FIEC voices concerns over implementation of the Basel lll agreement
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Uneven recovery could unsettle unity of member states says EU commissioner Paolo Gentiloni