Environment
The 5 per cent in Gunns
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It has also been speculated that a glut of supply shall also push prices down, and that the volatility in the global pulp market makes it more a venue for buyers than sellers. And of course there’s the impending cost of carbon which should bugger everyone who cuts down trees for a living. So with all of these “downward pressures” anticipated by anti-mill activists, why are big investment houses and banks now flocking to Gunns like flies to a turd? Anybody?