Housebuilding activity falls by the fastest rate since first covid lockdown

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Purchasing managers’ survey says residential workloads have dropped for the first time since August

Housebuilding activity fell in December at the steepest rate since the first covid lockdown, according to the latest survey of purchasing managers.

The Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply’s construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) found that housebuilding activity had fallen to an index score of 48, where any score below 50 represents contraction in output, compared to a flatline 50 in November.

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