
Imports of lumber to China added 0.9%.

Imports of lumber to China added 0.9%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Poland grew 10%.

Exports of lumber from European Union to Morocco lost 7%.

The price for logs exported from Lithuania dipped 0.3%.

Revised data shows production sits 7.5% above 2017 levels despite flat recent output and declining industry employment.

Weaker market sentiment drives lower import prices, while port activity and inventory levels remain stable.

Commercial housing sales fall 18% year-on-year.

Price for sawlog imported to Finland slipped 4%.

Price for logs exported from Germany increased 7%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Denmark upped 5%.

Exports of lumber from Latvia expanded 15%.

Price for wood chips imported to European Union rose 4%.

Price for logs imported to European Union added 0.3%.

Exports of lumber from European Union to Egypt increased 7%.

Imports of wood pellets to the European Union increased 25%.

Exports of lumber from Germany contracted 21%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Italy expanded 8%.

Price for lumber exported from Sweden to the U.S. decreased 12%.

Exports of lumber from Sweden to Morocco expanded 8%.

Price remains unchanged from previous week, but down $15 from one month ago.