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Dow Chemical again raising prices, cutting production in wake of rising energy costs

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) -- Shares of several chemical companies fell Tuesday after industry leader Dow Chemical Co. announced its second set of wide-ranging price hikes in less than a month, again trying to offset record costs for energy and raw materials.

Midland-based Dow said it will raise the prices of its products by as much as 25 percent in July after implementing across-the-board price increases of up to 20 percent on June 1.
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WiseOne's Comments, WOW... 25% is a LOT! This is a serious problem now...DOW makes a LOT of stuff and this is another indicator of extreme inflation coming!
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another big wig jumping in to feed off the already failing America
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