“In September, chemical production increased in all regions with South America recording the strongest gain,” said Martha Moore, ACC’s chief economist.
"During March, chemical output increased in all regions except Africa & Middle East," said Martha Moore, ACC's chief economist. "Despite these gains, chemical output continued...
According to the results of a new survey released by the American Chemistry Council (ACC), transportation-related supply chain issues moderated during the second half of 2022 ...
Despite ongoing supply chain constraints, the U.S. chemical industry expects to deliver solid growth this year according to the American Chemistry Council’s Mid-Year 2022 Chemical...
Chemical output rose in all regions, with the largest gains occurring in the Midwest and Gulf Coast regions, according to the American Chemistry Council.
During August, chemical output fell sharply in the Gulf Coast region and eased in other regions except the Northeast, according to the American Chemistry Council.
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"The latest CAB reading is consistent with expansion of commerce, trade and industry, but clearly growth has peaked, with slower growth ahead." said Kevin Swift, chief economist...
During June, chemical output rose in all regions, reflecting both solid demand for chemistry products and capacity restoration after the winter storms along the Gulf Coast.
After two months of declines, global chemicals production gained 0.4% in May, according to data collected and tabulated by the American Chemistry Council.
“In summary, the latest CAB reading is consistent with expansion of commerce, trade and industry,” said Kevin Swift, chief economist at the American Chemistry Council.
The U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index rose 4.6% in May following a 1.2% decline in April and a 3.4% drop in March, according to the American Chemistry Council.
U.S. specialty chemicals market volumes rose 0.7% in May and are now above the pre-winter storm levels of January, according to data from the American Chemistry Council.
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“The latest CAB reading is consistent with marked expansion of commerce, trade and industry,” said Kevin Swift, chief economist at the American Chemistry Council.
U.S. specialty chemicals markets volumes rose 0.8% in April, continuing their recovery from the winter storms, according to data from the American Chemistry Council.
