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What is the outlook for the UK construction sector and which political and economic events home and abroad are likely to impact performance.
What three scenarios should UK construction firms prepare for in 2023.
What steps can construction firms take to minimise the risk of supply chain disruption.
The outlook for the UK construction sector will be challenging in 2023 with supply chain issues the leading cause of headwinds. Geopolitics and domestic developments far from the UK will continue to affect access to materials and their price. The reopening of the Chinese economy following the end of the “zero COVID” strategy and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are two key international drivers of potential disruption.
What is the outlook for the UK construction sector and which political and economic events home and abroad are likely to impact performance.
What three scenarios should UK construction firms prepare for in 2023.
What steps can construction firms take to minimise the risk of supply chain disruption.
The outlook for the UK construction sector will be challenging in 2023 with supply chain issues the leading cause of headwinds. Geopolitics and domestic developments far from the UK will continue to affect access to materials and their price. The reopening of the Chinese economy following the end of the “zero COVID” strategy and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are two key international drivers of potential disruption.
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