Now look at the euro zone or the EU area. This chart we should have been very familiar with, we have seen some recovery in 2010, but in 2011--2012 EU's GDP has been declining, in a state of recovery, culminating in 2013 in the second quarter saw a positive growth, but this a macro data actually cover some of the differences between data growth EU member states, the EU member states such as Portugal, which have the best growth, followed by Germany and the United Kingdom, of course, there are other countries, growth is negative. Among the 27 EU member states, their GDP growth is not the same, we look atmalaysia plastic recycling the EU zone, the euro zone's growth rate will put such a distinction fuzzy, so we need to look at your goals specific numbers. We can see some of the EU's emerging economies, marked out in blue, yellow that some traditional economic powerhouse. You can see the difference between those of the EU, smaller emerging economies and our GDP between veteran teams such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom growth. Blue columnar growth in these countries marked out in about 3% -4% in the next 10 years, which add up their total GDP may reach the degree of French GDP. Now look at the Japanese data.

You can see 2009--2013 year GDP change in the short term the government has recently succeeded in reversing the trend of economic growth, showing a positive growth has been positive growth in 2013 is expected, but is likely to grow in 2014, Japan's GDP rate will fall, GDP growth in 2014 is mainly due to the government's economic stimulus brought. Now look at consumer confidence. Since the end of 2011 consumer confidence has been increasing, we can see there are a lot of recent rises, but because of problems in the US economy, or for short-term economic prospects and job problems are some considerations, but also led to the recent government shutdown Such a data fell again. This is the Eurozone's consumer confidence index, we can see that indeed there was some improvement in the euro zone is now also seen consumer confidence index continued to rise since January 2013, but is still in the negative.

Of course, we also believe that the recovery in Europe will not have very good market in the short term, but whether the euro will collapse discussion is no longer there, and this is a good sign. But the economic situation is still very weak result in the construction industry, so the main driver of demand for wood is still in negative growth in the state. We look at Japan's consumer confidence index. After the new government came to power Japan's index has beenwood terrace decking manufacturer strong, also for export market caused some impact. You can see the Japanese consumer confidence index and the consumer willingness to buy has a positive, positive impact. You can see that although increased, but has not yet reached us from pessimism to optimism index this line. We can see that next year Japan's consumer price index may decline, of course, such an outlook is not very optimistic.