Early June Lumber Market Still Lacks Clear Direction

June arrived to forest products and building materials industry folks acknowledging the reality of ongoing tight supply. The rapidly increasing transportation costs only made the difficulty of sourcing solid wood products at lower prices more severe. Customers with the mentality of prior economics found themselves stymied by sellers who refused even small counter-offers. As sawmill […] The post Early June Lumber Market Still Lacks Clear Direction first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

US lumber prices rise to 8-month high

US lumber prices climbed to $617 per thousand board feet, the highest…

US lumber prices rise to 8-month high

US lumber prices climbed to $617 per thousand board feet, the highest…

Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 12, 2026: US$524 mfbm

The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending june 12, 2026 is: US$524 mfbM The Madison’s Lumber Prices Index for the week ending June 12, 2026 is: US$524 mfbmThis is up +1%, or +$3, from the previous week when it was US$521.This is up +1%, or +$3, from one month ago when it was […] The post Madison’s Lumber Prices Index June 12, 2026: US$524 mfbm first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

Softwood Lumber Market and Prices Update: Mid-June 2026 (video)

REQUEST A SAMPLE: https://madisonsreport.com/products/lumber-price-dashboard/ Mid-June 2026 Lumber Demand Soft As June kicked off the lumber market still lacked clear direction; with some prices up, some down, and some flat: Deep dive into softwood latest lumber prices and market update for mid-june 2026. The post Softwood Lumber Market and Prices Update: Mid-June 2026 (video) first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

US demand for EU softwood lumber weakens sharply

EU softwood lumber exports to the United States fell sharply in the…

North American lumber prices show mixed movement at the end of May

North American lumber markets ended May with a mixed performance, as benchmark…

May Long Weekends Kept Lumber Demand Soft

As forest industry folks returned to their desks following the respective Canadian and US May long weekends, sentiment remained cautious. The ongoing practice of hand-to-mouth business continued. Customers saw no reason to stock lumber inventory, placing orders for only the wood they knew they had immediate needs for. In view of that, suppliers kept manufacturing […] The post May Long Weekends Kept Lumber Demand Soft first appeared on Madison’s Lumber Reporter.

European softwood lumber price assessment in May 2026

European softwood lumber markets entered the second quarter of 2026 on a…

Finland’s forest sector faces weaker exports and a difficult year ahead

Finland’s forest industry started 2026 with weaker export volumes across most major…