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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES

U.S. construction spending fell 1.9% in September

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Construction spending was estimated at $2.186 trillion in September, down 1.9% from August, according to the Census Bureau. Private residential spending also fell, with remodeling spending cited as a key factor by an industry group.

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Why it matters

Construction affects building firms, workers and suppliers, and can signal changes in demand across the economy. The report does not establish whether the monthly decline will continue.