Because national economic indicators have a great influence on the performance of the cement, concrete and construction industries, tracking and understanding changes in the national economy is critical.
"U.S. Construction Pulse," developed by the Skokie, Ill.-based Portland Cement Association (PCA), provides cutting-edge information and insight into the U.S. construction industry. It includes general economic trends, construction activity indicators, real and nominal construction spending for 35 categories, presented in ready-to-use slides and spreadsheets, according to the PCA.
Indicators are broken down into residential, nonresidential and public construction sectors.
The packet is distributed monthly, ensuring the most current data, and includes a one-year forecast as well as historical context. Written commentary from PCA staff economists supplements each report. “U.S. Construction Pulse is a valuable resource for business planners, sales executives, engineers, contractors, industry consultants, manufacturers, market analysts and distributors.
For more information on this and other PCA Economic Research reports, visit the PCA Website at www.cement.org/econ. Orders can also be placed by calling (847) 972-9048.
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