US lumber prices start to go up in January

US lumber prices start to go up in January
    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.    Wholesalers were among the most bullish of buyers, while some distributors and many dealers maintained a more cautious approach. Green Douglas Fir provided one contrast to the overall strengthened tone, as heavy rain continued to hammer the key California market.    Gains in dry, however, helped the Random Lengths Framing Lumber Composite post its first weekly increase of the new ...

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