
Price for lumber exported from the U.S. to Mexico increased slightly 0.5%.

Price for lumber exported from the U.S. to Mexico increased slightly 0.5%.

Imports of lumber to the United Kingdom contracted 20%.

Exports of southern yellow pine lumber from the U.S. rose 1.4%.

Price for wood pellets exported from the U.S. decreased slightly 0.2%.

Price for logs exported from the U.S. gained 3%.

Price for softwood lumber exported from Canada to the U.S. gained 4%.

Price for plywood imported to the U.S. decreased 5%.

Price for plywood exported from Chile lost 5%.

Single-family permits run at a 873,000 annual rate in January, down 0.9% from a revised 881,000 in December.

Exports of wood chips from Chile lost 6%.
Price for lumber exported from Chile expanded 14%.

Historical procurement data reduces county sawlog estimate RMSE from 619 to 261 MCF.

The new format will carry more than 2,000 items in store, with the full range available via pick-up or delivery, as Ingka expands beyond large out-of-town locations.

Benchmark declines $4 for the week and $5 over the past month.

First-time buyers take 34% share as inventory rises 2.4% from January.

Price for bleached hardwood kraft pulp exported from Brazil decreased slightly 0.5%.

Imports of softwood lumber to Japan grew only 0.9%.

Price for plywood exported from Russia to Turkey grew 7%.

Weak demand, sky-high sawlog prices, deteriorating currency conditions, and weaker energy assortment revenue weighed on fourth-quarter results.

Price for logs exported from Brazil contracted 17%.