
Imports of wood pellets to the UK fell marginally 0.7%.

Imports of wood pellets to the UK fell marginally 0.7%.

Price for bleached kraft pulp exported from Uruguay to China slipped 4%.

15-year rate also rose while employment momentum lifted existing-home sales to a five-month high.

Both non-residential and residential sectors contributed to the monthly decline, with institutional and multi-family components posting the largest losses.

Price for plywood imported to Taiwan decreased 6%.

Price for wood chips exported from the U.S. increased slightly 0.8%.

Price for bleached kraft pulp exported from Canada fell marginally 0.7%.

Imports of OSB to the U.S. rose 3%.

India took 73% of shipments.

Compared with the previous month, production was up 8%.

Wood processing, pulp, paper and building material prices stayed below year-earlier levels, while overall industrial producer prices rose on higher raw material and mining costs.

Price for plywood imported to the U.S. declined only 0.4%.

Exports of OSB from Canada slipped 3%.

Exports of southern yellow pine lumber from the U.S. stayed flat.

Median existing-home price rose to $429,300 while total inventory reached 1.55 million units, a 4.5-month supply.

Price for MDF panels exported from the U.S. to Mexico increased slightly 0.7%.

Price for softwood lumber imported to the U.S. gained 3%.

Price for logs exported from the U.S. grew 9%.

Price for wood pellets exported from the U.S. increased 5%.

Price for wood pellets exported from Canada slipped 2%.