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PN Economics Editor Bill Wood is cautiously optimistic about the outlook for the U.S. plastics industry following the Fed's half-point interest rate cut last week.
Polypropylene bucked resin pricing trends again in August, but September could be another story.
U.S. employment data — including recent revisions — point to a soft landing for the U.S. economy, according to PN Economics Editor Bill Wood.
July was an active month for resin pricing, with buyers of most major commodity resins seeing increases. Will that trend continue in August and September?
It’s safe to say that the results of the 2024 presidential election could have a significant impact on the plastics industry. But in what ways?
In the August Sustainable Plastics Live, Karen Laird highlighted stories from the new issue of Sustainable Plastics magazine, which took a deep dive into the healthcare market.
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