All Market & forecasts Articles
Net orders for the month down 13% year over year
Despite sales decline, pockets of strength continue to exist
Global sales of electric machines remain very low
Chinese equipment industry is in midst of another painful, prolonged trough but implications could be felt much further
Class 8 overcapacity boosts inventory expectations for 2024, said ACT Research
It already looks certain that 2024 will be a third consecutive year of falling ag tractor sales
A Q&A on global construction sales with OHR’s managing director, Chris Sleight
Bart Decker, partner with EY, said policymakers and industry can come together to address and overcome these trends.
Demand in North America continues to be strong as JLG sees “continued demand drivers going forward”
Developing dedicated electric platforms for compact machines
Presentation at Off-Highway Conference/Power Progress Summit will cover used equipment
Preliminary net orders down over 10,000 units from February
Global construction equipment segment is returning to a more natural and sustainable state
ACT Research pushes 2024 North American production and sales expectations higher
A look at how the year’s unexpectedly buoyant construction market influenced equipment sales
An American company is helping build a ‘green steel’ mill in Sweden
While 2024 orders are expected to dip, 2027 regs will propel growth and decarbonization
Contributing factors include the end of Covid relief programs, lingering impacts of monetary policy and credit tightening
Construction markets in 2023 were better than expected. Why was this and what’s in store for 2024?
Potential inventory surge risk anticipated for Q1 2024
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