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Western Spruce-Pine-Fir 2×4 Dimension Lumber Price 2015: Steep Drops
In a potentially alarming development, benchmark Western Spruce-Pine-Fir KD 2×4 #2&Btr construction framing dimension lumber prices have dropped much farther than similar commodities in the past year. Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir KD 2×4 #2&Btr prices fell 16.5 per cent since April 2014, from US$437 mfbm to US$365 mfbm this week (net FOB mill). By comparison, Southern Yellow…
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Advertise with Madison’s Reporter –> Directly Reach the Forest Products Industry!
Madison’s Lumber Reporter is a weekly newsletter detailing current US and Canadian lumber and panel prices THE PREMIERE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER! LUMBER AND PANEL COMMODITIES TRACKED WITH A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE • North American lumber and panel international cash prices updated weekly and on reader desktops every Friday • extensive coverage of Western and Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF),…
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Advertise with Madison’s Reporter –> Directly Reach the Forest Products Industry!
Madison’s Lumber Reporter is a weekly newsletter detailing current US and Canadian lumber and panel prices THE PREMIERE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER! LUMBER AND PANEL COMMODITIES TRACKED WITH A UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE • North American lumber and panel international cash prices updated weekly and on reader desktops every Friday • extensive coverage of Western and Eastern Spruce-Pine-Fir (SPF),…
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Madison’s Weekly Construction Framing Lumber Prices Update: March 6 ’15
KD Fir Ordeal Dry fir traders observed another indeterminate week, as they waited for some constancy to appear in this wonky market. Pricing was a day-to-day, producer-to-producer affair. Even though demand in many key regions was nonexistent, mills will likely continue to produce more than necessary simply because logs are cheap and readily available. Following…
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Madison’s Weekly Construction Framing Lumber Prices Update: March 6 ’15
KD Fir Ordeal Dry fir traders observed another indeterminate week, as they waited for some constancy to appear in this wonky market. Pricing was a day-to-day, producer-to-producer affair. Even though demand in many key regions was nonexistent, mills will likely continue to produce more than necessary simply because logs are cheap and readily available. Following…
