Dodge Momentum Index dips in November 2021
Losses in commercial planning led to the Momentum Index’s drop, despite gains in institutional planning throughout the month.
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Losses in commercial planning led to the Momentum Index’s drop, despite gains in institutional planning throughout the month.
Read MoreThe commercial component of the index improved by 1 percent in May, while the institutional component fell 1.9 percent, according to Dodge.
Read MoreThere has been an uptick in enforcement efforts related to structural integrity over the past six to seven years, due in large part to some high-profile structural failures at mines around the country.
Read MoreThe October statistics lowered the Dodge Index to 147, compared to 166 in September, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
Read MoreThis marks the second consecutive monthly decline in construction starts, following a 6 percent pullback in August, Dodge Data & Analytics reports.
Read MoreThe index dropped 4.6 percent in July to 138.9, compared to the revised June reading of 145.6, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
Read MoreThe index dipped 0.5 percent in April to 144.3 from the revised March reading of 145.1, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
Read MoreA 2.8 percent increase in the commercial component of the Dodge Momentum Index drove the uptick.
Read MoreNew construction starts in February dropped 3 percent from the previous month, according to Dodge Data & Analytics, to a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of $697.4 billion.
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