Examples of using Construction spending in English and their translations into Russian
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At the same time, construction spending in November fell by 0.3.
Today we should pay attention to the statistics on the manufacturing PMI and construction spending.
Construction spending in April rose by only 0.2%, against the forecast of 0.8.
Personal consumption expenditure rose, but construction spending remained weak.
Construction spending fell in February by 0.1%, in line with analysts' forecasts.
At the same time the 1% seasonally adjusted rise in construction spending in October was higher than expected.
Construction spending in the US fell by 1.1% against the expected growth of 0.4.
The quotes of euro rose due to the dollar strengthening after data on manufacturing and construction spending in the U.S.
Construction spending rose by 0.8%, which is two times better than analysts' expectations.
They represent 50- 80 per cent of total project capital expenditure, andinfrastructure represents 20- 35 per cent of total construction spending.
Construction spending in the US showed an increase of 0.3%, against an expected growth by 0.5.
Thus, the manufacturing PMI rose in February to 49.5, against 48.2 in January, while construction spending rose by 1.5% and reached its highest level since 2007.
Construction spending in the country grew by 0.7% in July, which is 0.1% less than expected growth.
At the same time we should pay attention to the negative impact of strong data on construction spending in the United States, which rose to its highest level since 2008.
At the same time, construction spending fell by 0.6% in June against the expected increase of 0.5.
Later on Friday, positive data on unemployment,manufacturing growth, consumer sentiment and construction spending lifted the indices.
At the same time, construction spending in the US increased by 1.5% and reached its highest level since 2007.
At the same time, the manufacturing PMI in the United States rose to 59.0 in August, against the expected 57.0, and construction spending rose by 1.8%, which is 2 times more than the forecast.
In addition, construction spending in February increased by 0.1% compared with a decline of 0.2% in January.
The global construction market is projected to shrink to$5.6 trillion in 2009. Every region except Asia will see declines in construction spending.
At the same time, construction spending fell in August by 0.8%, which is 1.3% less than the projected figure.
The number of contracts to purchase previously-owned homes grew in September for the eighth month in a row, while construction spending reached the highest level since September 2008.
It is worth noting that construction spending rose to its highest level in more than 6 years and totaled 1 trillion dollars.
This week's calendar also features reports on ISM manufacturing and service sector growth, ADP private sector payrolls,auto sales, construction spending, trade figures as well as factory orders.
Construction spending increased by 1.8% in the euro area and by 0.9% in the EU28 between April 2017 and April 2018.
American stock indexes showed confident growth yesterday on strong statistics on construction spending, which in September rose by 0.6%, which was 0.1% better than analysts' expectations.
US construction spending increased 1.8% in July vs 1.0% consensus estimate, rebounding to a high since December 2008.
The reason for the start of the euro price correction in the second half of the day were weak data from the United States,where the manufacturing PMI in September unexpectedly fell to 56.6 compared with an expected 58.6, while construction spending fell by 0.8% in August, despite expectations of rise by 0.5.
Construction spending fell in February, but personal consumption expenditure index rose 0.3% y/y, likely due to lower gas prices.
To be useful to these users, macroeconomic data needs to be consistent with the constant stream of other economic indicators that comes to these users on a regular basis,including retail sales, construction spending, profits, employment, wages and salaries, and inflation.
