New Zealand’s log export prices continue to fall due to low demand in China

New Zealand’s log export prices continue to fall due to low demand in China
    Prices for export logs reduced an average of 6 NZD per JASm3 across ports in New Zealand in November. This was caused by a reduction in CFR log prices in China combined with the NZD strengthening against the USD. Log inventory in China remains stable. There is still a lot of uncertainty in China, especially with how the government will continue to manage Covid-19.    Domestic demand for sawn timber has reduced, but this is now at a more manageable level for mills. Most NZ mills still expect a slow-down in ...

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