Market Scenario US Chemical Production Slightly Increased in July

Source: Press release ACC |

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The American Chemistry Council (ACC) recently stated that the U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index rose by 0.2 % in July following a 0.1 % decline in June and a 0.4 % gain in May.

The U.S. CPRI is measured as a three-month moving average (3MMA).
The U.S. CPRI is measured as a three-month moving average (3MMA).
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Washington/USA – The U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index (U.S. CPRI) rose by 0.2 % in July following a 0.1 % decline in June and a 0.4 % gain in May, according to the American Chemistry Council (ACC). Chemical output was mixed across regions. The U.S. CPRI is measured as a three-month moving average (3MMA).

On a 3MMA basis, chemical production within segments was mixed in July. There were gains in the production of industrial gases, synthetic dyes and pigments, other inorganic chemicals, adhesives, coatings and other specialty chemicals, synthetic rubber, and crop protection chemicals. These gains were offset by lower production of plastic resins, organic chemicals, fertilizers and consumer products.

U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index
U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index
(Source: American Chemistry Council)

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As nearly all manufactured goods are produced using chemistry in some form, manufacturing activity is an important indicator for chemical demand. Manufacturing output was flat in July (3MMA). The 3MMA trend in manufacturing production was mixed, with gains in the output of apparel, semiconductors, motor vehicles, oil and gas, foundries, plastic & rubber products, aerospace, electronics, and construction supplies.

Compared with July 2021, U.S. chemical production was up 0.7 %, a slower rate of growth than last month. Chemical production was higher than a year ago in all regions except the Gulf Coast, which was 1.9 % lower.

U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index, Percentage Change
U.S. Chemical Production Regional Index, Percentage Change
(Source: ACC)

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