This graph shows CME random length framing futures through March 31st.
Lumber is currently at $360 per 1000 board feet.
This is down from the peak of $1,733, and down 63% from $1008 a year ago.
Prices are below the pre-pandemic levels of around $400.
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It is unlikely we will see a significant runup in prices this Spring due to the housing slowdown.
Prices are below the pre-pandemic levels of around $400.
Click on graph for larger image.
There is somewhat of a seasonal demand for lumber, and lumber prices usually peak in April or May.
It is unlikely we will see a significant runup in prices this Spring due to the housing slowdown.
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