Robust construction data in the USA
RICHMOND, CA - JUNE 26: Construction workers raise wood framing as they build homes in a new housing development June 26, 2006 in Richmond, California. A report issued by the U.S. Commerce Department stated that sales of new single-family homes were up 4.6 percent in May. The median price of homes sold in May slipped to $235,300, down 4.3 percent from April. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Today, construction data has been published in the US.
Works permit data is above expectations with 1,461M.
And the data of housing works started slightly below expectations with 1,314M.
In summary, the residential construction sector shows stable data.
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