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Cabot increases rubber carbon black prices in North America

Effective 1 June 2018, Cabot Corporation is increasing prices for carbon black products sold by its Reinforcement Materials segment in North America. All Vulcan, Sterling, Regal, Spheron and Propel carbon black products will increase by $0.045/lb except for Vulcan XC-72, Vulcan XC-72 R and Sterling C carbon blacks. In addition, prices will increase by 4 per cent for Black Pearls, Monarch, CRX, Vulcan XC-72, Vulcan XC-72 R and Sterling C carbon black products.

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Alliance Tire prices increase 6%

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Effective 1 May, Alliance Tire Americas (ATA) will increase prices up to 6 per cent across all product lines. The price increases are reflective of rising raw material costs and “the company’s commitment to providing quality products at a competitive price”, the firm said.

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Camso implementing aftermarket price increase

Prices for Camso tyres and tracked products sold through the company’s aftermarket business are set to rise by between one and six per cent. New pricing will be determined according to product line and region, and Camso says the change will be “rolled out based on market dynamics in North America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.”

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Trelleborg Wheel Systems increases prices by up to 4%

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Trelleborg Wheel Systems has announced a price increase of up to four per cent on its entire product range in Europe. The price increase will come into effect from the beginning of April.

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DowDuPont raises polymer prices

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As soon as contracts allow, but generally effective 16 October, DowDuPont Transportation & Advanced Polymers, a business segment of the DowDuPont Specialty Products Division, will increase prices for all DuPont Zytel and DuPont Delrin products.

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Price increases for Continental tyres already implemented

Against the backdrop of the half-year results that Continental presented in August, several German media sources reported price increases of three to five per cent for Continental tyres. Although Continental released no statement detailing the increases, it confirms that the new pricing was implemented to better align its tyre prices with the cost of raw materials, which has strongly risen since the fourth quarter of last year, as well as currency developments.

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Continental tyre prices going up

According to several German media sources, the price of Continental tyres will increase in the second half of this year. Wolfgang Schäfer, chief financial officer at Continental, indicates that tyre prices will go up by between three and five per cent in order to compensate for higher natural rubber costs.

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Titan International announces price increase

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Prices for Titan agricultural, industrial and construction tyres made and sold in North America will rise by around five per cent as of 1 September. Titan International says the exact amount prices will increase depends on product segment.

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Bridgestone announces Japan price increase

Prices for Bridgestone winter car and van tyres are set to rise in Japan. Bridgestone Corporation intends to increase the prices for these products by an average of six per cent as of 1 September 2017.

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Drivers expect Brexit price hike

As the nation speculates about what leaving Europe will mean for the country, a new study for Kwik Fit, the UK’s leading automotive servicing and repair company, has found that 57 per cent of UK motorists (21.5 million) expect Brexit to cause the price of new cars to increase. 6.5 million drivers (17 per cent) predict that prices will increase significantly, whereas only 3 per cent believe Brexit will bring about lower prices.

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Bridgestone raising car, van, SUV tyre prices

Prices for Bridgestone car, van and SUV tyre ranges will increase by an average of three per cent in European markets as of 1 July 2017. Bridgestone Europe states that it has adjusted prices in response to “significant raw material cost increases” in the last 12 months.

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Cabot increases carbon black prices

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Effective June 12, 2017, speciality chemicals supplier Cabot said it will increase prices on all carbon black products in its reinforcement materials segment sold in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

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Michelin gives details of further price increases

Tucked away within an investor presentation given at the JP Morgan Investor Forum in Amsterdam last Friday, Michelin gave further information regarding its scheduled price increases for the European market. In addition to the previously announced five to eight per cent increases for truck tyres that took effect this month, prices for passenger car and light truck tyres will increase by two to three per cent from June and prices for tyres in the agricultural segment will go up by 12 per cent in July.

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