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Dublin market wrap: CRH up on good news from US

Building group CRH saw it share price rise 15c on Dublin trading today to €15.75 after more positive construction data from the United States.

Dublin market wrap: CRH up on good news from US

Tue, 04 Nov, 2003 - 18:29

Building group CRH saw it share price rise 15c on Dublin trading today to €15.75 after more positive construction data from the United States.

The company which has extensive interests across the Atlantic was heartened by news that construction spending reached a record level of $910bn. (€791bn) in the month of September. Further good news saw highway construction - a key CRH market - rise also.

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