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Frozen Roads and Railways Delay Lumber Shipments
Read more: Frozen Roads and Railways Delay Lumber ShipmentsThe North American construction framing dimension softwood lumber market maintained a holding pattern at the beginning of February. As quite harsh weather continued in many parts of Canada and the US, the focus was on transportation delays. Customers waited for shipment of solid wood products already ordered which were slowly moving somewhere along the supply…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index February 13, 2026: US$497 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index February 13, 2026: US$497 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending February 13, 2026 is: US$497 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending February 13, 2026 is: US$497 mfbmThis is up +0%, or +$1, from the previous week when it was US$496.This is up +2%, or +$9, from one month ago when it was…
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Woody Biomass to Energy: Forest Residue
Read more: Woody Biomass to Energy: Forest ResidueThe ample volumes of residual forest fibre energy available across North America is evidenced by the increasing number and ferocity of wildfires in the US and Canada Recently Madison’s had the opportunity to visit the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship’s Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Academy, based at the Alex Fraser…
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Major Storms Across the Continent Keep Lumber Sales Slow
Read more: Major Storms Across the Continent Keep Lumber Sales SlowAs January came to a close the impediment of very harsh winter weather kept sales of construction framing dimension softwood lumber items slow. It was more a matter of transportation issues than a drop in demand. Some orders were booked at prices similar to the previous week, but most communication was about organizing deliveries on…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index February 06, 2026: US$496 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index February 06, 2026: US$496 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending February 06, 2026 is: US$496 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending February 06, 2026 is: US$496 mfbmThis is up +0%, or +$2, from the previous week when it was US$494.This is up +5%, or +$25, from one month ago when it was…
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Softwood Lumber Market and Prices: Jan-End 2026 (video)
Read more: Softwood Lumber Market and Prices: Jan-End 2026 (video)REQUEST A SAMPLE: https://madisonsreport.com/products/lumber-price-dashboard/ Deep dive into softwood latest lumber prices, market update for the end of january 2026.
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Severe Weather and Transportation Issues Stifle Lumber Sales
Read more: Severe Weather and Transportation Issues Stifle Lumber SalesAs January marched onward and new business for 2026 got going after the annual Holiday break, lumber prices increased slightly from the usual seasonal lows of year-end. Current levels were quite close to the beginning of both last year and 2024, providing good stability of price trends. This meant industry folks could better plan for…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 30, 2026: US$494 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 30, 2026: US$494 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending january 30, 2026 is: US$494 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending January 30, 2026 is: US$494 mfbmThis is down -0%, or -$2, from the previous week when it was US$496.This is up +7%, or +$34, from one month ago when it was…
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Some Lumber Prices Increase as Sentiment Remains Cautious
Read more: Some Lumber Prices Increase as Sentiment Remains CautiousAmong forest industry players, all eyes were on the looming spring building even as sentiment continued very cautious. However extremely lean field inventories, an ongoing condition for about two years, remained. Sawmill kept manufacturing volumes low, waiting for when demand will actually increase before ramping up production. While prices on several commodity groups rose, this…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 23, 2026: US$496 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 23, 2026: US$496 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending january 23, 2026 is: US$496 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending January 23, 2026 is: US$496 mfbmThis is up +2%, or +$8, from the previous week when it was US$488.This is up +14%, or +$62, from one month ago when it was…
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Early 2026 Lumber Prices Match Previous Two Years
Read more: Early 2026 Lumber Prices Match Previous Two YearsThis New Year started with lumber prices very close to levels for the same week last year and in 2024. The annual seasonal price trend lines have returned to similar range of 2019 and prior; in 2025 the spread between high and low was US$170 mfbm. Now that the extreme volatility of 2020 to 2022…
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Softwood Lumber Market and Prices: Mid-Jan 2026 (video)
Read more: Softwood Lumber Market and Prices: Mid-Jan 2026 (video)REQUEST A SAMPLE: https://madisonsreport.com/products/lumber-price-dashboard/ Deep dive into softwood latest lumber prices, market update for the middle of january 2026.
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 16, 2026: US$488 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 16, 2026: US$488 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending january 16, 2026 is: US$488 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending January 16, 2026 is: US$488 mfbmThis is up +4%, or +$17, from the previous week when it was US$471.This is up +12%, or +$53, from one month ago when it was…
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Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 9, 2026: US$471 mfbm
Read more: Madison’s Lumber Prices Index January 9, 2026: US$471 mfbmThe Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending january 9, 2026 is: US$471 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending January 9, 2026 is: US$471 mfbmThis is up +5%, or +$21, from the previous week when it was US$450.This is up +6%, or +$28, from one month ago when it was…
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Lumber Prices Hit Annual Lows
Read more: Lumber Prices Hit Annual LowsAs is usual for the winter season, in mid-December lumber prices dropped to their lowest of the year. These levels, however, were quite close to where they were at the same time last year — or the year before, depending on the commodity. Despite the quite tumultuous year of on-again/off-again announcements from political leaders, the…
