Construction Outlook 2026: Growth returns to the European construction sector
We believe growth will return to the EU construction sector in 2026
European contractors stuck in neutral as growth stalls in 2025
Despite a pressing need for housing across Europe, construction activity remains stagnant
Intelligenza artificiale, gli Emirati Arabi si uniscono alla corsa. Ma il…
L'area si sta affermando come hub globale, dopo la visita di maggio del presidente Trump
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As another year draws to a close, it's time to reflect on how far we've come and what we can expect in 2025
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EU construction sector faces year of decline but green shoots appear
La siccità del Reno mostra perché il commercio deve adattarsi al clima che…
Ora la siccità rallenta l’economia tedesca
Eurozona, giù le vendite al dettaglio: i consumi restano il punto debole
Extreme weather is making major trade routes less reliable, and it's…
How Dutch infrastructure companies are defying low profit margins
Disappointing activity data in China suggests more fiscal support is needed
China's GDP for 1Q23 is better than expected
China’s recovery is not much of a surprise
Strong consumption during the January holidays eased back in February and infrastructure spending is not growing robustly, either. This hints at only a…
China's rebound starts with consumption
China's economic recovery following its reopening could be unbalanced initially, but a full recovery later in the year is likely
China: contraction in retail sales could recover with eased Covid measures
China: recovery derailed by real estate crisis
China construction: a policy-driven downtrend
China: on the road to recovery but uncertainty on lockdowns persists
China's economic outlook for the second half of 2022
China: still no rate cuts even though retail sales continued to shrink in May