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Taylor Wimpey said build cost inflation was now forecast to be in the 'low to mid' single digits this year, driven by higher energy costs and supply chain surcharges....

The war in the Middle East and the subsequent halt of oil shipments from the Strait of Hormuz threaten to push back projects across Japan....

FRANKFURT (dpa-AFX) - Auf Hausbauer kommen wegen des Iran-Kriegs spürbar höhere Kosten für ihr Eigenheim zu. Die Baubranche warnt vor anziehenden Preisen auf breiter Linie sowohl für Materialien als auch für den Transport zu Baustellen wegen teurem Sprit. ......

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A slew of building suppliers reported price hikes in April on everything from foam insulation and roofing to windows and doors....

A report warns the outlook is uncertain, with builders facing 'higher mortgage rates, higher energy costs and indications that sentiment in the wider housing market has already been impacted'....

A report warns the outlook is uncertain, with builders facing 'higher mortgage rates, higher energy costs and indications that sentiment in the wider housing market has already been impacted'....

Fletcher Building, New Zealand's biggest supplier of construction materials, is raising prices as the Middle East conflict drives up costs, and warns that demand is starting to soften....

Barratt Redrow has warned that higher energy costs will bump up building material costs after cutting its land buying plans for the year amid a 'less certain backdrop'....

Barratt Redrow Plc maintained its guidance for profit and sales this year even as it warned that construction cost inflation could be impacted by the conflict in Iran next year....

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The surge in oil and gas prices has sparked fears that interest rate rises will be needed to combat a punishing inflation shock....

China's Quiet Gains During US-Israel War On Iran Authored by Hamza Zaman via RealClearDefense, The Iran conflict continues to protract despite President Trump's assumption of a quick and easy victory. The goals of regime change and the decimation of the Iranian ballistic missile program remain unfulfilled, and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz further adds to the strategic qualms of the Western powers. The GCC states are also facing significant damage to their services industry, transport infrastructure and energy sector. While both sides suffer great losses in this protracted conflict, America's biggest geopolitical rival – China – seems to be gaining palpable economic and strategic benefits from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Challenges to Petrodollar and Yuan's Rise against U.S. Dollar Iranian strikes on GCC energy infrastructure, in retaliation for Israeli strikes on Iranian oil refineries and gas infrastructure, sent shockwaves through global energy supply chains. This...

GCC Secretary-General Jasem al-Budaiwi has accused Iran of imposing fees for ships to pass via the Strait of Hormuz....

GCC states, UN rights chief Volker Turk warn of grave repercussions amid war on Iran....

Will GCC be drawn into war and unite against Iran? The foreign ministers of Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Pakistan met in Riyadh on March 18 to discuss a possible security pact and taking up arms against Iran....

METTLACH (dpa-AFX) - Der Keramikhersteller Villeroy & Boch rechnet wegen des Krieges in der Golfregion mit Ertragseinbußen im laufenden Jahr. Der Konzern habe vor kurzem intern seine Prognose gesenkt, teilte Finanzvorstand Markus Warncke mit. "Die Prognose ......

The housebuilder became the latest in the sector to sound the alarm, echoing concerns voiced by rivals Vistry and Persimmon in recent days....

Ein neuer Bericht der Rockwool Foundation Berlin vergleicht Migrationsabsichten mit bisherigen Ansiedlungsmustern – und sieht eine starke Orientierung nach Europa....

Despite escalating Iran vs US-Israel war, HSBC reaffirms strong confidence in GCC economies, signalling global banks are not retreating. The region's diversified economies, fiscal strength and strategic location continue to attract capital, even as markets grapple with conflict-driven volatility and energy price surges. Financial hubs like Dubai and Abu Dhabi are expanding, underscoring long-term appeal....