Construction spending in the United States fell more than expected in March 2025, highlighting the mounting strain that high interest rates and macroeconomic uncertainty are placing on the sector. According to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics, total construction outlays dropped by 0.5 percent in March, breaking a string of recent gains and raising […]
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