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US-Canada trade dispute spreads to construction equipment
Canada has retaliated against the latest US tariffs with new duties on American goods, including construction equipment parts and attachments
New tariffs raise pressure on North American construction
Breakdown in US-Canada trade talks triggers fresh duties on construction-linked goods including cement, steel and lumber
The latest US tariffs changed almost nothing – with one exception
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When a major round of tariffs recently expired, it changed almost nothing for most US construction equipment buyers – with one important exception.
Huddig looking for more North American dealers after Terex deal
Swedish equipment manufacturer Huddig is looking to expand its dealer network in North America
Sany America CEO: ‘We’re here to stay’
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Sany America’s chief executive has underlined the Chinese equipment manufacturer’s long-term commitment to the North American market
Off-Highway Research in-person market update at ConExpo
Forecasting and market research company to hold briefing on Wednesday 4 March at ConExpo-Con/Agg
How tariffs are accelerating LiuGong’s global expansion
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International Construction’s Andy Brown interviews Luo Guobing, president and vice chairman of LiuGong 
Tariffs, labour shortages and funding fears cloud contractors’ 2026 outlook
An AGC–Sage report finds most firms expect weaker conditions next year, even as data centre and power construction continue to attract investment
UK trade body investigates Chinese imports of boomlifts
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Investigation initiated on 19 December following application by UK manufacturer Niftylift
The year ahead for access - rental and OEM forecasts
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The annual Access Confidence Survey asked companies to forecast growth for 2026 and beyond 
China’s Dingli dodged a bullet on anti-dumping duty – now its focus is innovation for growth
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Dingli chairman and founder Mr. Xu Shugen speaks to Construction Briefing
New analysis: US steel tariffs push construction equipment prices up across the board
New analysis from Off-Highway Research estimates how steel tariffs will increase equipment costs for US buyers
Expanded US tariffs threaten €2.8bn of EU construction equipment exports
Expanded US tariffs are expected to impact €2.8 billion of annual EU construction equipment exports to the United States, according to the Committee for European Construction Equipment (CECE).
Ken Simonson: construction shows strength in uncertain times - but how long will it last?
Associated General Contractors chief economist Ken Simonson warns that rising costs and rapid changes are testing US construction
VDMA: EU-US tariff deal a ‘slap in the face’
VDMA warns of job losses and an enormous competitive disadvantage for European companies 
Caterpillar ups estimate of tariff costs
New tariff rules have increased net costs for the year
JCB warns US tariff changes will cost ‘hundreds of millions’
Surprise change to US tariffs on steel and aluminium catches out JCB
Interview: How Sany plans to avoid price wars by doubling down on R&D
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Sany Heavy Industry president Mr. Yu Hong Fu speaks exclusively to Construction Briefing
JLG revenues hit by market shifts
Range of market dynamics see access segement sales drop by 10.7%
Delayed CapEx and tariffs impact Genie’s Q2
Net sales down -17% year-over-year
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