Latest Construction Forecasts – Breakfast Releases November
· the Rudd Government’s stimulus spending is starting to flow through to building sites
· the mining industry is starting to recover
· interest rates are on the way up
· Australia looks to have dodged the recession bullet.
What are the prospects for a broad recovery in housing, non-residential building, and engineering construction?
How much of that $100 billion worth of projects are we likely to see coming out of the ground next year?
ACIF’s Construction Forecasting Council will deliver the most reliable forecast, market intelligence, and skilled analysis from KPMG Econtech and an expert panel, at breakfasts in November.
Our Construction Forecasting Council November forecast breakfasts in Sydney (24th), Brisbane (25th) and Melbourne (26th), will include forecasts of the macro economic variables that have a major impact on spending on housing, commercial building, and engineering.
Sector by sector, state by state, the CFC forecasts give short term information that has proved to be very accurate, and long term forecasts, out to 2019.
Each forecast is introduced by Chris Murphy from KPMG Econtech, Australia’s leading forecaster, and the author of the model that underpins our forecasts. A panel of leading industry practitioners and analysts leads off Q&A.
Click on cfc-november-09-flyer to download a registration form.
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