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Bill Wood

Bill Wood

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Economics Editor, Plastics News

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Total articles 249

  • Numbers That Matter: Market turbulence likely to persist amid policy shifts

    By Bill Wood Verified| Plastics News Verified I will start this month's column with a forecast: The roller-coaster ride is not over. I have taken a hard look at the recent data, analyzed the predominant trends and can state with an elevated level of confidence that the market and economic gyrations resulting from the policies initiated by the Donald Trump administration will extend at least into the next few months. And there is a rising possibility the commotion will persist much longer than that.

    By Bill Wood Verified · Plastics News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Numbers That Matter Live March 2025: Plastics economist debates tariffs as trade deficit soars

    By Bill Wood Verified, Don Loepp Verified| Plastics News Verified In the March 25 Numbers that Matter Live, Bill Wood discussed the growing U.S. trade deficit in goods — which jumped from $100 billion to over $150 billion in just one month — and its implications for the plastics industry. Recording below. Wood questioned the effectiveness of tariffs, including on key end markets for plastics including automotive, construction, packaging and appliances. “I don't see the economic argument for doing it this way.

    By Bill Wood Verified, Don Loepp Verified · Plastics News

    Mar. 25, 2025

  • Numbers That Matter: Market turbulence likely to persist amid policy shifts

    By Bill Wood Verified| Plastics News Verified I will start this month's column with a forecast: The roller-coaster ride is not over. I have taken a hard look at the recent data, analyzed the predominant trends and can state with an elevated level of confidence that the market and economic gyrations resulting from the policies initiated by the Donald Trump administration will extend at least into the next few months. And there is a rising possibility the commotion will persist much longer than that.

    By Bill Wood Verified · Plastics News

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Plastics News

Detroit, Michigan, United States

+1 313-446-6000