Seattle, USA. Ao? T, 2010. wood fiber, which is by far the largest component of the co? Ts when the p? You wood manufacturing has diminished? for producers of p? you many in the world in the 2Q/10 dollar am? Ricans. price of wood fiber (in dollars) has diminished? to the states, U.S., Australia and most countries in Europe. As stupid? Frequency, fiber hardwood Price Index (HFPI)? Quiet down 2. 3% per quarter pr? C? Tooth? $ 103. 37/odmt, but it is still nine percent over 12 months.

wood fiber r? Resinous Price Index (IFPS) is tomb? in 2Q for the initial registration time since the size you require in 2009. The IFPS has? T? U.S. $ 98. 29/odmt, which has diminished? 1. 2% per quarter pr? C? Tooth, but 9. 1% more? Lev? the 2Q/09. price of the fiber r? resinous decrease the most? to the states-the U.S., Eastern Canada, Germany, Spain and the Nordic countries, while prices? inated? lev? s Quarter after? s quarter, in western Canada, Russia and New Z? moor. indexes down

wood fiber? T? mainly Asc Desc am the stronger dollar? Rican compared? most other currencies in the 2Q. In local currencies, prices for wood chips and p? You? both in fact augment? in the majority? 17 r? regions followed by the quarterly analysis of timber resources. With a production? Lev? E p? You in western Canada, demand for wood fiber increased?. It has not had a direct impact on co? Ts fiber because the price of wood chips are often fix? S according to a formula li? E at the cost of p? You trade. In the 2Q/10, chip prices have jumped 20 percent compared to the same dr? C? Tooth? their highest level in two years, according to Wood Resource Quarterly. Despite? this increase, the British Columbia and Alberta wood chip prices are even lower in Canada, although the? cart pricing compared to eastern provinces is lower than it has? t? in a time tr? s long. In the South? United States, which is the largest consumer fiber r? Resinous for the production of p? You in the world, the late winter rains has caus ? the problem? my Acc? s the con? ts, the p? nuries wood since last? laughing and price increases in the 1Q/10. However, as quickly as prices climb? in the first quarter, they are tomb?'re in the 2Q when the operating conditions foresti? re am? lior? e. The average price for the chip to work has diminished? more than six per cent from its peak of all time in the 1Q/10. Global Reporting market? wood is included in the 52-page quarterly publication of the timber resource. The report,? Table in 1988 and with readers in over 25 countries, the tracks of sawlogs, wood? p? you, wood and granules? s prices in r? regions cl? s worldwide and include? also updates? r day? Guli? res of? evolution r? international center wood, p? thee, wood and march? s biomass.