UK Construction PMI
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UK Construction PMI
US and world stocks fell for a second day, with investor sentiment pressured by elevated bond yields and caution ahead of US inflation data. The US 30-year yield rose to 5.62%, its highest since 2002, while oil prices fell.
S&P Global’s UK construction purchasing managers’ survey showed the Construction PMI fell to 44.3 in August from 44.7 in July, driven by weakness in residential building.
S&P Global’s UK construction purchasing managers’ index fell to 44.3 from 44.7 in July, staying below 50.0 for a 20th straight month. The survey cited subdued demand and fewer new projects, especially house building.
UK August construction PMI was 44.3 versus 46.0 expected and 44.7 in July.
UK S&P Global Construction PMI for August prints 44.3 versus est 46.0 and prior 44.7.
UK Construction PMI actual 44.3 versus 46 forecast and 44.7 prior.
UK Construction PMI
Investors start the month watching JOLTS, PMI and construction spending, with labor-market data showing job openings up in July.
UK Construction PMI
Warsh to raise rates if inflation runs hot
UK Construction PMI July 2026 Report
UK S&P Global Construction PMI Jul: 44.7 (est 40.0; prev 38.4)
UK Construction PMI Actual 44.7 (Forecast 40, Previous 38.4)
UK Construction PMI
UK Construction PMI
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All Sector PMI: 48.4 (prev 48.7)
UK Construction PMI Actual 38.4 (Forecast 40, Previous 38.2)
UK Construction PMI
UK Construction PMI
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