Cash markets were not as active this week following the Canadian Thanksgiving holiday on Monday and with many of the industry traders away at NAWLA in San Antonio, TX. Yet sales liquidity remained ok whileRead More →
The North American lumber market is under a constant barrage of mill closure news out of British Columbia and some of the supply impacts are now coming home to roost. As mills find it increasinglyRead More →
Cash markets had a better tone this week as supply continues to trickle away. Lower prices have attracted buyers with paltry inventory levels back allowing prices to firm and move up, especially for the firRead More →
While cash, futures and the WOOD ETF prices all remain very weak, they are all greatly undervalued. With U.S. interest rates heading down and vacancies at nearly a 4-decade low, pent-up construction demand remains veryRead More →
Similar to our position in December and as stated above, politics and trade will have significant influences on the economies of the USA and Canada for the remainder of this year and into 2020. WithRead More →
Cash markets were much busier this week as buyers were far more inclined to commit to a decent order number. While the volumes were not huge, SPF mills did report some need-to-move items were eitherRead More →
