Italian construction output falls 2.9% in August
Istat’s seasonally adjusted index showed Italian construction output falling 2.9% in August 2026 from July. Output in June–August was 3.2% lower than in the previous three-month period.
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Istat’s seasonally adjusted index showed Italian construction output falling 2.9% in August 2026 from July. Output in June–August was 3.2% lower than in the previous three-month period.
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