
The rate for Chinese producers stays at 187.27%, unchanged from the preliminary stage.

The rate for Chinese producers stays at 187.27%, unchanged from the preliminary stage.

Beech sawlogs led the monthly gains, up 5.8% from August, followed by Douglas fir pulpwood, up 4.8%.

The 9.54% final rate is 1.85 percentage points above the preliminary result published in May.

Oak sawlogs led the gains, up 20.2% from August, followed by softwood pulpwood, up 10.2%.

Softwood lumber prices were up 10.6% from a year earlier, while residential building materials excluding energy were up 5.8%.

Net sales rose 5.6%, while the company kept its full-year forecast and expects full-year operating profit to fall 60.2%.

Paper manufacturers' sales fell 2.3% to C$2.54 billion.

Exports of wood furniture from Italy gained 4.2%.

Price for lumber exported from the EU to MENA contracted 12.8%.

Price for lumber exported from Finnish to Algeria dipped 2.8%.

Price for logs exported from Lithuanian increased slightly 0.8%.

Imports of plywood to the EU declined only 0.5%.

Price for wood pellets imported to the EU gained 4.5%.

Price for lumber exported from Finnish rose 2.9%.

Price for pulpwood imported to Finland decreased slightly 0.1%.

Price for logs exported from German slipped 3.9%.

Price for lumber exported from Swedish grew 5.1%.

The weekly figure counts pulp in Shanghai Futures Exchange warehouses that can be delivered against SHFE bleached softwood kraft pulp futures.

Price for lumber imported to Tunisia slid 2.8%.

Price for plywood imported to Taiwan dipped 4.2%.