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This week’s Budget looks set to help the residential sector with an infrastructure boost and tender prices are predicted to rise
There was economic slowdown worldwide (with a few exceptions such as the US); however, the UK economy was showing more resilience than most.
The sector had experienced accelerated growth in 2019, three times faster than the wider economy, although a weak workload pipeline makes the outlook for 2020/21 a lot more uncertain, with the lowest predicted demand since 2012.
Recovery in the world economy (which obviously has a knock-on effect on the UK) will depend on a number of factors that remain uncertain, including political stability, trade deals, the spread of coronavirus, the investment climate, commodity prices and the continued development of the emerging economies.
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