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Lumber Prices Waffle in Mid-June
Read more: Lumber Prices Waffle in Mid-JuneHistorically in mid-June most customers had sourced their solid wood commodity products to satisfy needs for ongoing and upcoming construction projects. Of course, the historical norm has not been evident for the past several years. This year the added burden of continually sharply-rising transportation costs as well as scarcity of trucks and rail cars, made…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 19, 2026: US$533 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 19, 2026: US$533 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending june 19, 2026 is: US$533 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending June 19, 2026 is: US$533 mfbmThis is up +2%, or +$9, from the previous week when it was US$524.This is up +2%, or +$12, from one month ago when it was…
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Early June Lumber Market Still Lacks Clear Direction
Read more: Early June Lumber Market Still Lacks Clear DirectionJune arrived to forest products and building materials industry folks acknowledging the reality of ongoing tight supply. The rapidly increasing transportation costs only made the difficulty of sourcing solid wood products at lower prices more severe. Customers with the mentality of prior economics found themselves stymied by sellers who refused even small counter-offers. As sawmill…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 12, 2026: US$524 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 12, 2026: US$524 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending june 12, 2026 is: US$524 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending June 12, 2026 is: US$524 mfbmThis is up +1%, or +$3, from the previous week when it was US$521.This is up +1%, or +$3, from one month ago when it was…
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Softwood Lumber Market and Prices Update: Mid-June 2026 (video)
Read more: Softwood Lumber Market and Prices Update: Mid-June 2026 (video)REQUEST A SAMPLE: https://madisonsreport.com/products/lumber-price-dashboard/ Mid-June 2026 Lumber Demand Soft As June kicked off the lumber market still lacked clear direction; with some prices up, some down, and some flat: Deep dive into softwood latest lumber prices and market update for mid-june 2026.
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May Long Weekends Kept Lumber Demand Soft
Read more: May Long Weekends Kept Lumber Demand SoftAs forest industry folks returned to their desks following the respective Canadian and US May long weekends, sentiment remained cautious. The ongoing practice of hand-to-mouth business continued. Customers saw no reason to stock lumber inventory, placing orders for only the wood they knew they had immediate needs for. In view of that, suppliers kept manufacturing…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 5, 2026: US$521 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 5, 2026: US$521 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending june 5, 2026 is: US$521 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending June 5, 2026 is: US$521 mfbmThis is flat from the previous week when it was US$521.This is down 0%, or -$1, from one month ago when it was US$522. To subscribe…
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Late Spring Lumber Prices Mostly Flat
Read more: Late Spring Lumber Prices Mostly FlatAs the calendar turned to the week between the Canadian and US respective May long weekends, most lumber prices remained generally flat. After a sizeable run-up earlier this year, Southern Yellow Pine East side 2×4 prices corrected all the way back down to where it had been in January and February. For its part, benchmark…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 29, 2026: US$521 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index May 29, 2026: US$521 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending may 29, 2026 is: US$521 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending May 29, 2026 is: US$521 mfbmThis is flat from the previous week when it was US$521.This is down 0%, or -$1, from one month ago when it was US$522. To subscribe…
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Lumber Prices Firm on Low Inventory, Soft Demand
Read more: Lumber Prices Firm on Low Inventory, Soft DemandThere was no sense of urgency in the week prior to Canada’s May long weekend, with the US heading into theirs the following weekend. While lumber sales were proceeding at nominal volumes, there remained external factors causing issues. Specifically deliveries were a big uncertainty, both in regard to sourcing trucks and rail cars and with…
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