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Despite the European legislation and its Timber Regulation (EUTR) that is supposed to moralize commercial practices, the teak market remains strongly suspected of illegality. We are talking here about natural teak, that still comes from forests located in the most famous production basin in the world: Burma or Myanmar.
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In January 2019, the German producer prices for wood products show two different trends. Compared to the same month last year, there is still a clear upward trend. Compared to December, only half of the values increased, for the most part only minimally...
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Framing lumber sales were inconsistent and price trends mixed, leaving buyers and sellers uncertain about the market’s near-term prospects...
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Trading in dry framing lumber picked up amid more curtailment news in British Columbia, and a sense that downside risk was minimal while upside potential was on the rise
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A mostly measured sales pace was reported across the gamut of framing lumber species. Modest upward momentum from activity in previous weeks carried over in some cases, but soft spots developed as well
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Following the storm Vaia, which mainly generated significant volumes of damaged wood in Italy, the price of Tyrolean spruce logs fell in November.
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In December, prices for wood pellets in Switzerland continued to rise, but more slowly than in November. The average price for quality ENplus A1 pellets is currently
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Despite a massive oversupply of storm and beetle wood, rising spruce timber prices were reported in October. This does applies to fresh wood, but also to lower-quality ranges.
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While the upward trend so far sustained for German producer prices for commercial wood products is still intact compared with the previous year, this no longer applies compared to the previous month.
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Prices of framing lumber in the US continued to drop last week, although lower prices generated more volume for some sellers than they had seen in weeks
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The price level of the main assortment sawlogs - quality class B/C in Tyrol remained stable in September. The average price reached 86.21 € / m3 and thus about 0.5% higher than in August
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Downward momentum eased in some framing lumber species. But even with quarter-end pressure to sell behind them, producers in the West continued to open to steep counters to draw in orders
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Framing lumber traders who had anticipated a stronger pace of sales coming out of the Labor Day holiday were disappointed. Sales of dimension and studs were slow across North America
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In August, the price for spruce sawlogs quality class B/C (85.75 € / m³, + 1.24%) slightly increased in Tyrol, but with a very low evaluation basis of only 1.093 m³.
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In September, the price of wood pellets in Germany increased slightly. Compared to the previous month, ENplus A1 certified wood pellets cost 1.4% more
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Deep cuts in prices of framing lumber persisted through a second straight week, leaving traders stunned at the volatility of the market in 2018
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The plunge in framing lumber prices was unabated, but another round of steep discounting drew in more inquiries and orders compared with recent weeks. Traders sensed that customers were more comfortable with lower prices, while the need for some buyers to replenish was evident after weeks on the sidelines
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In August, the price of wood pellets in Austria kept stable as compared to July. The average price of ENplusA1 wood pellets has only increased slightly and currently stands at
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A decidedly bearish tone pervaded framing lumber markets, as downside price pressure intensified. Deep double-digit cuts not seen in more than a year developed, while failing to draw in much buying
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