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30.07.26 - 11:51
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Got Wood? These Are The World′s Biggest Lumber Producers (ZeroHedge)
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Got Wood? These Are The World's Biggest Lumber Producers
From home construction and renovations to furniture and shipping pallets, lumber is one of the world's most widely used building materials.
This graphic ranks the world's biggest lumber producers by sawnwood output in 2024, using data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.
The World's Top 30 Lumber Producers
The United States produced roughly 2.7 billion cubic feet of lumber in 2024, making it the world's largest producer.
RankCountryCubic Feet (2024)Global Share
1?? U.S.2.7B17.0%
2?? China2.1B13.7%
3?? Russia1.3B8.4%
4?? Canada1.2B7.9%
5?? India847M5.4%
6?? Germany820M5.2%
7?? Sweden632M4.0%
8?? Finland388M2.5%
9?? Brazil344M2.2%
10?? Austria343M2.2%
11?? Türkiye333M2.1%
12?? Japan281M1.8%
13?? France271M1.7%
14?? Chile249M1.6%
15?? Mexico241M1.5%
16?? Vietnam203M1.3%
17?? Thailand198M1.3%
18?? Czechia167M1.1%
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07.07.26 - 16:01
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Holz statt Hype: Warum reale Sachwerte für langfristig denkende Anleger wieder an Bedeutung gewinnen (Tichys Einblick)
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In einer Welt, in der Kapital in Sekunden bewertet, verschoben und wieder verworfen wird, wächst bei vielen Anlegern ein anderes Bedürfnis: der Wunsch nach etwas Realem. Nach Vermögenswerten, die nicht nur auf Marktstimmungen, Narrativen oder geldpolitischen Erwartungen beruhen, sondern auf Substanz. Denn die entscheidende Frage lautet längst nicht mehr nur: Was bringt Rendite? Sondern immer
Der Beitrag Holz statt Hype: Warum reale Sachwerte für langfristig denkende Anleger wieder an Bedeutung gewinnen erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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12.06.26 - 14:00
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As China′s economy lumbers amid property crisis, why hasn′t AI helped pick up the slack? (SCMP)
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Unlike the US, artificial intelligence (AI) may not be a panacea for China's economy amid its deep property crisis, as the technology can further widen the country's economic bifurcation, an economist said.
“AI isn't boosting China's economy as much [as it is in the US], and we also have to worry about some of the negative side effects,” said Lu Ting, chief China economist at Nomura, at a media briefing in Beijing on Thursday.
Currently, AI drives about half of the US economy, Lu said, and its......
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