TREE NEWS reports: The UK construction PMI for September came in at 46.1, above the 44.9 expected and up from 44.3 in the previous month. The reading still sits below the 50.0 no-change mark, indicating construction activity continued to contract, but at a slower pace than in August.
UK September Construction PMI 46.1, Beats 44.9 Forecast
The beat matters less than the level: at 46.1, UK construction is still contracting, so this is a slower decline, not a recovery. The gap between the print and the forecast also says more about how bearish positioning had become than about any improvement in demand. Whether the pace of contraction keeps easing from here is the open question, and for crypto and RWA markets the relevance runs through UK growth expectations and the rates path rather than construction itself.
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