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Construction buyers reported a sharp decline in new orders in August, as firms faced headwinds related to inflationary concerns and the war in the Middle East

Sentiment among European construction buyers remained firmly in negative territory in July, even as the rate of contraction in construction activity softened

Buyers in both the UK and Europe reported a fall in construction activity in June, according to surveys by S&P Global

A two-week ceasefire may just have been announced but an increase in energy costs resulting from the Iran war tipped Eurozone construction activity into its sharpest decline in five months in March

2026 is supposed to be the year that the European Union’s (EU) construction sector finally exits a prolonged slump but the latest survey of Eurozone construction buyers has underlined the fragility of that recovery.

Construction activity finally returned to growth in December, for the first time since March 2022, according to a new survey of construction buyers

Construction buyers reported another contraction in activity in November but the rate of decline has started to ease

October saw a sharp reduction in new construction orders in the Eurozone, according to the latest sounding of construction buyers in the region

The downturn in construction activity worsened in September, according to a regular survey of construction buyers

Navigating post-Covid challenges and opportunities

125 companies in Europe responded to survey

ERA report highlights key challenges facing rental

Pierre Bouls’ successor as President of the European Rental Association speaks to IRN