Construction spending in the United States continued its downward trajectory in May, marking the seventh consecutive monthly decline, according to the latest report from Wells Fargo Economics. The broad-based pullback underscores persistent headwinds stemming from elevated borrowing costs and heightened economic uncertainty, both of which are weighing on new project starts across residential and nonresidential […]
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