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In May 2026, construction production in the eurozone and the European Union showed positive growth, according to preliminary estimates from Eurostat. The seasonally adjusted production increased by 0.4% compared to April 2026 in the euro area, while the EU recorded a slightly smaller rise of 0.3%. This growth reflects both monthly and annual comparisons, indicating a recovery trajectory for the sector.
While the overall trend illustrates an upswing for construction in many countries, specific national performances varied. Some countries exhibited strong growth, contributing positively to the regional figures, while others saw declines in their construction output. Detailed data on which countries experienced significant increases or decreases has yet to be published, but the current projections suggest a mixed landscape across the EU.
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