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HP Global: Shale revolution will help US chemical industry soar to new heights

Global manufacturing entered a soft period in 2012, with particular weakness in Europe and East Asia. The manufacturing sector represents the primary customer base for chemistry. The global industrial..

Swift, T. K., American Chemistry Council

Global manufacturing entered a soft period in 2012, with particular weakness in Europe and East Asia. The manufacturing sector represents the primary customer base for chemistry. The global industrial cycle, however, is beginning to turn upwards, led by the US, the UK and other nations. An improving global economy presents may benefits for the US economy, including improved business and consumer confidence, better investment opportunities and rising export demand. In the US, continued gains in jobs and incomes, in combination with rising household wealth, will support higher consumer spending. A reduction of uncertainty would lead to renewed business investment and additional job gains. Fur

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