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     North America   Prices for alkylamines, especially triethylamine, are rising in the United States, driven by strong and resilient trends from suppliers. These price spikes are closely related to good movements in ethanol and ammonia prices, which have not experienced significant spikes in either direction. In the U.S. market, demand for alkylamine (triethylamine) increased significantly, leading to an increase in monthly exports.   Additional factors contributing to the surge in prices in the U.S. market, although low, include increased freight rates on certain routes and tensions between the Middle East and the Panama Canal. Manufacturing PMI data this month showed a significant increase, reflecting the ongoing restructuring of the U.S. economy over the past several quarters. The supply of alkyl amines (triethyl amine) is on a downward trajectory, affected by high prices in the United States, general fluctuations in the supply market, and demand from pharm...