Construction Futures: March 2026 Economic Roundup
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Construction industry momentum was already declining before geopolitical tensions with Iran drove up oil prices and increased economic uncertainty. The combination of weakening sector fundamentals and external shocks creates additional headwinds for builders and contractors.
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The fact that industry momentum was waning before the conflict in Iran sent oil prices and economic uncertainty surging is particularly concerning. The post Construction Futures: March 2026 Economic Roundup first appeared on Construction Executive .
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