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Price evolution and salmon exports until week 24. (Photo: FishPool/FIS)

Salmon price status at week 24

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Thursday, June 14, 2012, 01:50 (GMT + 9)

FPI estimates for week 23 is at NOK 25.72. Export volume for week 23 has increased from week 22, reports Fish Pool ASA

The Fish Pool Index - Spot Market Prices (fresh salmon 3-6 kg, FCA Oslo) and export volumes for the last four weeks were as follows:

Export volumes are registered weekly by Statistics Norway based on export volumes of all-sized, fresh, gutted salmon.

Fish Pool Forward prices

The forward price reflects the expectations of the Fish Pool's Members for the next 24 months. The prices are assessed by contracts made as well as interests to buy or sell at Fish Pool and are indications for information purposes only.

July 2012 traded at NOK 25.75.

Year 2013 traded several times, last at all-time-high NOK 28.50 is now at NOK 28.60 vs NOK 28.95.

Aug 12 - Dec 12 last traded at NOK 26.30.

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