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Published November 26, 2024
Commercial Commercial Insights Credit & Economic Trends Economic & Market Insights
As published on the Business Information blog in our post titled Construction Industry Resilience, Experian wrote about how the economy continues to evolve and highlights some interesting trends in the housing market and for the many small businesses in the construction industry. This video offers some highlights from our study as well as a current read on macroeconomic conditions.
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