ACC：1月美国化学品产量上升0任丘.8%任丘

据ICIS-MRC网站3月3日莫斯科报道，根据CISION引用美国化学委员会(ACC)的数据显示，美国化学生产区域指数(US CPRI)继去年12月和11月分别上涨1.4%和1.1%后，今年1月上涨0.8%。

1月份，几乎所有地区的化学品产量都有所增加。墨西哥湾沿岸地区涨幅最大，中西部、东南部、俄亥俄谷和东北地区涨幅较小。大西洋中部地区产量持平，西海岸产量小幅下降。美国CPRI是以三个月移动平均水平(3MMA)为基础计算的。

以3MMA为基准，氯碱，肥料，有机化学品，合成橡胶，塑料树脂，人造纤维，工业气体以及合成染料和颜料的化学生产继续增长。 涂料，粘合剂，农作物保护，消费品和其他特种化学品的产量缓解了。

由于几乎所有的制成品都是使用某种形式的化学物质生产的，所以制造业活动是化学品需求的一个重要指标。1月份，制造业连续第六个月复苏，整体制造业活动增长1.0%(3MMA)。

与2020年1月相比，美国化学品产量同比下降0.6％，是连续第20个月同比下降，但与年初相比显示出持续的增长。 除墨西哥湾沿岸地区（年同比增长2.5％）外，所有地区的化学品产量均低于一年前。

郝芬 译自 ICIS-MRC

原文如下：

US chemical production rises 0.8% in January - ACC

The US Chemical Production Regional Index (US CPRI) rose 0.8% in January following a 1.4% gain 肇东in December and a 1.1% gain in November, according to CISION with reference to the American Chemistry Council (ACC).

During January, chemical output expanded in nearly all regions. The Gulf Coast region showed the largest gain, with smaller gains seen in the Midwest, Southeast, Ohio Valley, and Northeast regions. Output was flat in the Mid-Atlantic region and edged lower in the West Coast. The US CPRI is measured on a three-month moving average (3MMA) basis.

Chemical production continued to expand in chlor-alkali, fertilizers, organic chemicals, synthetic rubber, plastic resins, manufactured fibers, industrial gases, and synthetic dyes and pigments, measured on a 3MMA basis. Production eased for coatings, adhesives, crop protection, consumer products, and other specialty chemicals.

As nearly all manufactured goods are produced using chemistry in some form, manufacturing activity is an important indicator for chemical demand. The manufacturing recovery continued for a sixth consecutive month in January, with overall factory activity up by 1.0% (3MMA).

Compared with January 2020, US chemical production 周口remained off by 0.6% on a year-over-year (Y/Y) basis, the twentieth straight month of Y/Y declines, but showed continued improvement compared with earlier in the y铝箔垫片ear. Chemical production remained lower than a year ago in all regions except in the Gulf Coast region, which was up 2.5% Y/Y.