Construction Input Costs Rise 7.1 Percent as War and Tariffs Push Prices Higher
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Construction input costs jumped 7.1 percent, driven by geopolitical tensions and new tariff policies that are pushing material prices higher across the industry. Contractors should expect continued budget pressures as supply chain disruptions from these factors work through project timelines and procurement cycles.
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