The UK construction sector fell in September. Investing.com – Activity in the UK construction sector slowed to its weakest output in six months in September, according to a closely watched business survey released on Tuesday. Research firm Markit said its fell to 52.1 in September, compared to forecasts for a reading of 52.8. The prior […] UK construction’s PMI rose to 59.9 in September, up from 57.3 in August, higher than the expected figure of 57.5 and well above the growth threshold of 50. Construction companies reported that projects finally getting underway after being the subject of delays throughout 2015 were a contributing factor to September’s figures. UK Construction Industry in Sharp Slump. UK construction firms of all stripes saw another tough month in September, according to the latest IHS Markit Construction PMI, which fell to its lowest level since April 2009 on Wednesday after activity fell at its second fastest pace for a decade last month.

4 Nov 2019 The IHS Markit/CIPS construction PMI rose to 44.2 in October from 43.3 in September, roughly in line with economists' forecasts in a Reuters  2 Oct 2019 The UK construction sector is “mired in a downturn”, according to an month in September as Brexit uncertainty and weak demand resulted in The construction purchasing managers' index, run by IHS Markit/CIPS UK,  Get the Construction PMI results in real time as they're announced and see the U.K. Services Sector Enters Contraction Territory in September - PMI By  7 Nov 2019 The homebuilding sector led a rebound in Germany's construction activity in October. “Back-to-back increases in September and October mean the construction PMI has recovered Email news@theconstructionindex.co.uk. UK construction has seen its sharpest decline in new work since March 2009, with Brexit taking the lion's share 04 September 2019 The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers' Index stood at 45.0 in August, down slightly  1 Oct 2019 According to the report, the September survey comes on the heels of global PMI data showing worldwide economic growth slipping closer to  2 Nov 2016 The latest PMIs for the UK's construction sector was released on That was a little higher than the 52.3 reading from September, and well 

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Activity in the UK construction industry slowed to its weakest output in six months in September, according to Markit’s construction PMI. At 52.1 in September, down from 52.9 in August, the seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index® (PMI) signalled the weakest upturn in output for six months.. Civil engineering was the worst performing subcategory of The IHS Markit Construction PMI came in at 43.3 for September, down from 45.0 previously and when markets had been looking for no change. This marked the third consecutive decline for the index UK Markit/CIPS Construction PMI is published by MarkitEconomics together with the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply. The indicator shows the activity level of the construction sector Markit/CIPS Construction PMI - economic index from the United Kingdom UK construction sector went into reverse gear during September, as business activity shrinks for first time since August 2016. Photograph: Roger Tooth/The Guardian The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Services PMI came in at 53.2 in February 2020, little-changed from a preliminary estimate of 53.3 and below the previous month's 53.9. Still, the latest reading was the second-highest since September 2018, amid receding political uncertainty and strong domestic economic conditions.

UK construction’s PMI rose to 59.9 in September, up from 57.3 in August, higher than the expected figure of 57.5 and well above the growth threshold of 50. Construction companies reported that projects finally getting underway after being the subject of delays throughout 2015 were a contributing factor to September’s figures.

IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers' Index. Construction and manufacturing remain in contraction. 4 November 2019 3 September 2019 . From the data collected between September 12-28, the index now registers at 48.1, down from Reaction to Markit/CIPS UK construction PMI for September.

1 Oct 2019 According to the report, the September survey comes on the heels of global PMI data showing worldwide economic growth slipping closer to 

The UK construction sector fell in September. Investing.com – Activity in the UK construction sector slowed to its weakest output in six months in September, according to a closely watched business survey released on Tuesday. Research firm Markit said its fell to 52.1 in September, compared to forecasts for a reading of 52.8. The prior […] UK construction’s PMI rose to 59.9 in September, up from 57.3 in August, higher than the expected figure of 57.5 and well above the growth threshold of 50. Construction companies reported that projects finally getting underway after being the subject of delays throughout 2015 were a contributing factor to September’s figures. UK Construction Industry in Sharp Slump. UK construction firms of all stripes saw another tough month in September, according to the latest IHS Markit Construction PMI, which fell to its lowest level since April 2009 on Wednesday after activity fell at its second fastest pace for a decade last month. The Markit/CIPS UK Construction PMI figures for September indicate that the construction industry returned to growth. It was the first time since May that the construction industry saw an increase in activity. The Construction PMI reading was 52.3 for September, up on August’s figure of 49.2 and above the threshold for growth of 50.0. Activity in the UK construction industry slowed to its weakest output in six months in September, according to Markit’s construction PMI. At 52.1 in September, down from 52.9 in August, the seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index® (PMI) signalled the weakest upturn in output for six months.. Civil engineering was the worst performing subcategory of The IHS Markit Construction PMI came in at 43.3 for September, down from 45.0 previously and when markets had been looking for no change. This marked the third consecutive decline for the index

UK construction companies indicated a sustained increase in business activity during September, but the rate of expansion slowed for the second month running. At 52.1 in September, down from 52.9 in August, the seasonally adjusted IHS Markit/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index® (PMI®) signalled the weakest upturn in output for six months.

2 Oct 2019 The UK construction sector is “mired in a downturn”, according to an month in September as Brexit uncertainty and weak demand resulted in The construction purchasing managers' index, run by IHS Markit/CIPS UK,  Get the Construction PMI results in real time as they're announced and see the U.K. Services Sector Enters Contraction Territory in September - PMI By 

Embargoed until 0930 London (0830 UTC) 3 September 2019 News Release IHS MARKIT / CIPS UK CONSTRUCTION PMI® August data pointed to a loss of momentum in the UK construction sector, led by the sharpest reduction in new work since March 2009. Business activity meanwhile declined for the fourth consecutive month and at a slightly September 2016 UK Construction PMI Smashes expectations The UK’s construction sector is firmly back in growth following the mid-year slump in activity. The Construction PMI read at 52.3, UK Markit/CIPS Construction PMI is published by MarkitEconomics together with the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply. The indicator shows the activity level of the construction sector Markit/CIPS Construction PMI - economic index from the United Kingdom The IHS Markit/CIPS UK Manufacturing PMI rose to 48.3 in September 2019 from the previous month's six-and-a-half year low of 47.4, beating market consensus of 47.0. Still, the latest reading remained below the neutral 50.0 mark for five successive months, its longest sequence below that mark since mid-2009. The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a diffusion index incorporating survey results provided by manufacturing firms throughout the country. A reading above fifty suggests the manufacturing sector is expanding, while a reading below fifty suggests the manufacturing sector is in contraction.