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CPA Industry Forecast – Winter 2025

Forecasts for UK construction output growth have been revised down in the Construction Products Association’s Winter forecasts, published today. According to the latest forecasts, overall construction output is expected to rise by just 1.7% in 2026, a significant downgrade from the 2.8% growth forecast in October.

Firms operating across the construction supply chain have all reported that the slowdown in activity in key sectors has persisted since Spring. Weak fundamentals and geopolitical developments are expected to keep decision-makers risk-averse and lengthen the period of uncertainty that is holding back output growth in the private housing, private housing repairs, maintenance and improvement (rm&i) and commercial sectors. In addition, as in 2025, there remains a vast array of risks that could have a major impact on near-term forecasts for each construction sector and sub-sector.

Construction Products Association Market Data

FIS works with a number of companies to  monitor the market performance and provide critical information to our members.  Below is a range of reports that are excusively available to members through the FIS.  If you are looking for specific information not included in below, please do contact the FIS team

Weekly Economic Update

With the high levels of volatility in the market, the CPA have been producing a weekly economic intellegence briefing, you can see the latest edition here.

Watch: CPA Webinar: Construction Industry Forecasts - Winter 2026 Edition

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