Labour Day Long Weekend Provides No Boost to Lumber SalesMadison’s Lumber Reporterhttps://madisonsreport.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/cropped-logo_M-02-32×32.png

The enduring extremely low inventory levels of lumber throughout the supply chain served to raise prices somewhat after the seasonal turning-point of Labour Day, but demand remained tepid at best. Into the beginning of September the benchmark lumber commodity WSPF 2×4 price approached quite close to the same week last year, potentially providing indication of […]

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