US construction spending up 0.1 percent in May

By: The Associated Press July 1, 2014 Comments Off

U.S. construction spending barely increased in May as gains in spending on non-residential projects such as office buildings and public construction were largely offset by a big drop in home building. Construction spending edged up 0.1 percent in May after a much stronger 0.8 percent April increase, the Commerce Department reported July 1. The back-to-back gain ...

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US construction spending up 0.1 percent in May

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