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Investing.com -- Citi downgraded Dow and LyondellBasell to Neutral from Buy on Wednesday, saying it no longer sees meaningful upside for polyethylene prices even with crude above $100 a barrel.

Rising Treasury yields are rattling markets heading into the final trading day of Q3, and Wall Street analysts are making bold moves on a wide range of stocks from big-box retail to AI infrastructure. Find out who got cut and who got a fresh vote of confidence.

Chemical stocks are flashing some of the highest dividend yields in the sector right now, but the number your screener shows and the check you will actually receive are not the same thing, and the gap between them hides a story most investors have not noticed yet.

While Dow and LyondellBasell handed shareholders painful dividend cuts, a handful of chemical names kept raising their payouts through the same downcycle. The structural reasons behind that divide reveal which corner of the sector actually belongs in a retirement portfolio.

Key TakeawaysCEO Karen Carter told analysts Dow is prioritizing debt paydown with excess cash and does not expect share buybacks during 2026, a capital allocation stance that puts the dividend ahead of repurchases in the pecking order. The quarterly dividend sits at $0.

Earlier this month, Univar Solutions USA LLC announced an expanded agreement to distribute Dow’s SupraCare™ polymers and specialty additives for homecare and industrial cleaning formulators across the US and Canada, while Dow also outlined progress on its Transform to Outperform efficiency program. This combination of broader market access for high-performance cleaning ingredients and a technology-driven cost-saving plan underscores how Dow is pairing product innovation with operational...

Dow (DOW) drew fresh attention after Univar Solutions expanded its agreement to distribute SupraCare polymers and specialty additives across the US and Canada, widening access to Dow’s homecare and industrial cleaning ingredients portfolio. Recent action around Dow has been choppy, with the share price down 2.6% over the last day and roughly 9.5% over the past month. This comes even though the year to date share price return is 18.4% and the 1 year total shareholder return is 28.3%, while the...

Dow Inc. has delivered a mixed ride for shareholders, with the stock currently at US$28.73 after sizeable swings over different time frames. With that backdrop, the real question for anyone looking at Dow today is how well the current share price lines up with the cash flows the business is expected to produce. Over the past 5 years, Dow shareholders have seen the share price fall 33.5%, which puts the spotlight firmly on what the company’s cash generation can realistically support from...

Wall Street Wobbles as Treasury Yields Spike Following Fed Move

Strengthened collaboration increases customer access to high-performing cleaning ingredients DOWNERS GROVE, Ill., Sept. 16, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Univar Solutions USA LLC (“Univar Solutions” or “the Company”), through its Ingredients + Specialties (I+S) from Univar Solutions division, announced an expanded agreement with Dow (NYSE: DOW) to distribute advanced homecare and industrial cleaning specialty ingredients across the United States and Canada. The agreement enhances access to Dow’s Supr

Dow Inc. (NYSE:DOW) is reportedly considering selling its 35% stake in Sadara Chemical, its $20 billion chemicals joint venture with Saudi Aramco, as the company continues to reshape its portfolio amid a prolonged downturn in the global chemicals industry. No final decision has been made, and Aramco or another strategic or financial investor could potentially […]

Dow Inc. (NYSE: DOW) will participate in a fireside chat during the Morgan Stanley Laguna Conference on Wednesday, September 16 at 1:00 p.m. ET.

Commodity chemical stocks are flashing eye-catching yields right now, but one name on this list already burned investors with a dividend cut this cycle while another is riding a supply shock that could reverse before the balance sheet heals.

Whirlpool's dividend suspension came with a 49% stock plunge, and four other high-yielding names are flashing the same warning signs that trapped income investors before the ax fell.