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CommentLatest ONS construction data point to growth in 2011 鈥� that鈥檚 not what the industry thinks
The ONS need to explain why their output figures are so much more optimistic than other market indicators
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CommentForecasters shade down expectations for construction on private sector growth fears
At best forecasts suggest the industry is facing two years of a second dip into recession
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CommentPre-recession construction industry 7% bigger than we thought 鈥� statistically speaking anyway
Revised figures mean history looks different than it did a week ago 鈥� and it impacts on how we view today and tomorrow
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CommentLacklustre construction output figures point to decline
Hopes of significant growth in Q2 were dashed after ONS admitted getting its sums wrong
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CommentForecasters鈥� views vary on depth and length of construction鈥檚 second drop into recession
Hewes forecast expects no growth before 2013 in any private sectors other than industrial
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CommentArchitects and engineers workload flatlines in cash terms 鈥� suggesting pressure on jobs and pay
How will this affect the people in this very people-based profession?
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CommentForecasters see pain deferred as recessions takes longer to bite in construction
Latest forecast suggests the slide into recession for construction will be more gentle than first thought
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CommentConstruction output figures in the dock: the case for the defence
Government statisticians shed more light on how they collect construction data
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CommentOrders figures support view that there is cause for concern in construction
The private sector is not compensating for the expected slowdown in public work
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CommentLike mathematics, it鈥檚 cool not to understand construction, until it鈥檚 seen as important
Ignorance of construction economics means policy makers are being misinformed
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CommentLatest output data suggests the stimulus-generated surge in construction might be over
Harsh winter could push output into negative territory in the fourth quarter
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CommentForecasters at Leading Edge see growth after a shallow drop next year
Forecasters optimistic that growth in private sector will compensate for loss in public work
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Recovery a long way off as industry awaits housing recovery
April's improved new orders figures from the Office of National Statistics - up 17% on March - brought some cheer, with encouraging signs of activity from housebuilding and other sectors. However, given that the first quarter numbers were the worst since records began in 1983, recovery is a way off ...
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