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INS: The volume of construction works increased by 9.7% in the first eight months of 2025, compared to the same period in 2024.

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This growth was supported by capital repair works (+50.4%) and new constructions (+7%). However, maintenance and current repair works decreased by 2.7%. By types of construction, significant increases were recorded in engineering constructions (+11.8%), residential buildings (+10.1%), and non-residential buildings (+5.5%). In contrast, in August 2025, the volume of construction works decreased dramatically by 24.7% compared to the previous month, with notable declines in maintenance and current repair works (-30.6%) and new constructions (-22.6%). These fluctuations suggest a complex dynamic in the construction sector, influenced by seasonality and economic conditions.

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INS: Volumul lucrărilor de construcţii a crescut în primele opt luni, ca serie brută, cu 9,7%
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Scădere abruptă în construcții în luna august: volumul lucrărilor s-a redus cu peste 24% față de iulie
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Pauză de vară pe șantiere: construcțiile se temperează în august după luni de avansuri record
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Volumul lucrărilor de construcţii a crescut cu 9,7% în primele opt luni din 2025
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Volumul lucrărilor de construcţii a crescut în primele opt luni ale anului cu 9,7%, dar în luna august piaţa s-a redus cu 2,1% după ce construcţiile inginereşti au scăzut cu 7,9%
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