Construction Input Costs Remain Sharply Higher Than A Year Ago Despite June Decline As Aluminum, Copper And Steel Prices Continue To Climb
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Construction input costs remain significantly elevated compared to last year, despite a slight dip in June as aluminum, copper, and steel prices continue their upward trajectory. Contractors should expect sustained pressure on project budgets from persistent commodity price increases.
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