The American Chemistry Council’s Chemical Activity Barometer rose 1.5 % in January on a three-month moving average basis following a 1.3 % increase in December. The Council also stated that the barometer rose 1.3 % in January on a year-over-year basis.

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has stated that its chemical activity barometer rose 0.8 % in November on a three-month moving average basis following a 1.0 % gain in October.

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has stated that U.S. specialty chemicals market volumes increased 1.2 % in October, up from a revised 0.1 % gain in September and 1.1 % gain in August.

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has reported that its Chemical Activity Barometer climbed 0.9 % in October on a three-month moving average basis. It also stated that the barometer was down 3.3 % in October on a year-over-year basis.

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has reported that its Chemical Activity Barometer rose 1.6 % in September on a three-month moving average basis following a 2.7 % gain in August.

The Chemical Activity Barometer (Cab), rose by 2.5 per cent in August on a three-month moving average basis following a 3.0 per cent gain in July, reports the American Chemistry Council (ACC).

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has reported that owing to the growth in China, global chemicals production rose by 0.6 % in June which is an improvement from the 0.5 % decline in May this year.

The Chemical Activity Barometer (Cab) rose 2.7 % in July on a three-month moving average basis following a 0.1 % gain in June, according to the American Chemistry Council. It further adds that on a year-over-year basis, the barometer fell 8.9 % in July.

The American Chemistry Council’s (ACC) ‘Mid-Year Outlook’ report has stated that the U.S. chemical industry output is declining and that the sector is expected to have a potential rebound in 2021.

The American Chemistry Council (ACC) has reported that the Chemical Activity Barometer (Cab) fell 5.5 % in April on a three-month moving average basis following a downwardly revised 2.9 % decline in March.