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Will Asia construction remain the victor amid escalating construction costs and the growing risk of global recession?

While Asia has seen a surge in construction activity following the gradual fading of Covid restrictions across the region, there still remains a significant backlog of projects yet to be completed. Supply chain issues and consequent escalating construction costs have not only pushed out construction timelines but have also seen the destruction of construction demand. The sector is at risk of further headwinds, with the cooling in external demand and increased global recession risk.

In this webinar, we will discuss the outlook for construction activity in Asia including the risks and implications of increasing construction costs and global recession.

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April Skinner

Senior Economist, Asia Construction

April Skinner

Senior Economist, Asia Construction

April is the Economist responsible for producing the Asian Construction Service. The service provides comprehensive analysis and forecasts on building and infrastructure construction across 13 countries in Asia including New Zealand. She has experience in econometric modelling and holds a Master’s degree in econometrics and financial economics.

Nicholas Fearnley

Head of Global Construction

Nicholas Fearnley

Head of Global Construction

Nicholas is the Head of Global Construction and is responsible for producing the Global Construction Service. He oversees the teams that produce of the Asia Construction Service, and also the Australian Engineering Construction, Mining and Maintenance outlooks. He holds a PhD in economics, regularly hosts webinars and presents at BIS Oxford Economics biannual conferences.

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