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July 2, 2008

Rising Energy, Slowing Demand Supports Negative Outlook

Rebecca Coons

The overall credit outlook for U.S. and Canadian chemical producers is negative due to the rising cost of oil and energy and flagging consumer demand, says Moody’s Investors Service (New York). These surging costs “are reverberating through...

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