The US lumber market entered September with demand still restrained, sawmills reacting more quickly to weak order books and imported European wood arriving into less favourable conditions than when it was purchased. Log exports, mill curtailments, wildfire damage and the loss of pulp capacity are changing the supply side of the market, while benchmark lumber prices have remained more stable than operating conditions might suggest.
Five points defining the US lumber market entering September
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