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UK suffers fall in new construction orders

UK suffers fall in new construction orders

UK construction companies reported another strong rise in business activity during April, but the speed of recovery lost momentum as the industry reported weaker new orders. At 58.2, down from 59.1 in March, the S&P Global/CIPS UK Construction Purchasing Managers’ Index – which measures month-on-month changes in total industry activity – signalled the weakest rate ...

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