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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 22, 2026: US$521 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 22, 2026: US$521 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending may 22, 2026 is: US$521 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending May 22, 2026 is: US$521 mfbmThis is down 0%, or -$1, from the previous week when it was US$522.This is down 0%, or -$1, from one month ago when it was…
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Lumber Sales Take a Breath on Dual Long Weekends
Read more: Lumber Sales Take a Breath on Dual Long WeekendsThe dual mid-May long weekends in Canada and the US provided a break for North America lumber sales. Top of everyone’s minds was delivery; freight charges and tight supply of trucks and rail cars. Conversations swirled about where was wood previously ordered in the supply chain, and what was the expected date of that arrival.…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 15, 2026: US$522 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 15, 2026: US$522 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending may 15, 2026 is: US$522 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending May 15, 2026 is: US$522 mfbmThis is flat from the previous week when it was US$522.This is down -0%, or -$2, from one month ago when it was US$524. To subscribe…
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Lumber Supplies Tight on Industry Uncertainty
Read more: Lumber Supplies Tight on Industry UncertaintyAs May dawned most players in the North America lumber industry remained firmly on the side of caution. While there was a welcome increase in lumber demand since April, most prices remained flat. Sales volumes continued to be lower than was the busy spring season historically. Inventories of solid wood material throughout the supply chain…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 8, 2026: US$522 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 8, 2026: US$522 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending may 8, 2026 is: US$522 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending May 8, 2026 is: US$522 mfbmThis is down -0%, or -$2, from the previous week when it was US$524.This is down -0%, or -$1, from one month ago when it was…
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April Ended with Lumber Prices Mostly Flat
Read more: April Ended with Lumber Prices Mostly FlatIt was a very unexciting start to spring for North American softwood lumber manufacturers. Demand remained muted as customers felt only more cautious about external factors like macro-economic conditions and skyrocketing fuel prices. Sellers responded by continuing to keep their sold wood inventories low, as confusion reigned and no one wanted to get stuck with…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 1, 2026: US$524 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 1, 2026: US$524 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending may 1, 2026 is: US$524 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending May 1, 2026 is: US$524 mfbmThis is flat from the previous week when it was US$524.This is down -5%, or -$28, from one month ago when it was US$552. To subscribe…
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Montréal Wood Convention 2026: Highlights II
Read more: Montréal Wood Convention 2026: Highlights IIOil shock, housing, and trade uncertainty in focus at MWC: part II A panel of industry leaders at the recent Montréal Wood Convention examined key market drivers, including U.S. housing starts, mass timber growth, the repair and remodelling (R&R) segment, and ongoing trade uncertainty. Industry panel Moderated by Mark Allison of Boscus Canada, the discussion…
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Lumber Sales Remain Low on Slow Construction Activity
Read more: Lumber Sales Remain Low on Slow Construction ActivityThere was no noticeable increase in demand for North America construction framing dimension softwood lumber in the middle of April. Prices remained mostly flat, with some items correcting down slightly. Players spent a lot of time tracking down where was delivery of their solid wood products already ordered. Sellers were managing the location of trucks…
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Montréal Wood Convention 2026: Highlights I
Read more: Montréal Wood Convention 2026: Highlights IOil shock, housing, and trade uncertainty in focus at MWC: part I Oil shocks, inflation and a softening economy are converging at a critical moment for North America, with potential ripple effects for the forest products sector, Benjamin Tal of CIBC Capital Markets told delegates at the Montreal Wood Convention. Industry leaders outline risks and…
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