
Price for wood pellets exported from Indonesia gained 4%.

Price for wood pellets exported from Indonesia gained 4%.

Price for wood chips exported from Indonesia expanded 15%.

Exports of MDF panels from Turkey gained 1.1%.

China's construction crisis and higher logistics costs have cut shipments, while Russia's downgraded economic outlook limits domestic absorption of growing supply.

Compared with the previous month, production was down 7%.

Timber price declines may ease costs only with a lag and further closures are likely if the market doesn't improve.

The first compact store opened in Limoges at 3,000 m² and a second will open in Le Mans; the format offers more than a quarter of the IKEA range for immediate pick-up and will be located mainly in retail parks.

Price for wood chips imported to Japan rose 4%.

Price for logs imported to Japan lost 11%.

Price for wood furniture imported to Japan upped 2%.

Price for particleboard exported from Turkey increased slightly 0.5%.

New Zealand log export volumes rise seasonally after strong March harvesting conditions.

Price for plywood imported to Japan dipped 3%.

Price for wood pellets exported from Vietnam to Japan upped 3%.

Price for wood chips exported from Vietnam to Japan upped 2%.

Price for lumber imported to Japan grew only 0.2%.

Price for wood pellets imported to Japan increased 6%.

Price for logs exported from Japan grew only 0.2%.

Price for softwood lumber imported to Japan slid 1.8%.

The U.S. posts the steepest decline among the largest softwood lumber import markets, followed by Germany and China, while supplier volumes fall most for Canada, Russia, and Austria.