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Lumber prices are going back up after a rough seven-day sell-off. Prices have fallen every day since lumber hit a record of $1,711 per thousand board feet on May 10.
Lumber prices have been on a tear over the past year, with futures rising more than 275% since May 20, 2020. Over the past eight days, prices have retreated nearly 30% in a reprieve for home builders,
The decline suggests supply-demand imbalances will normalize as the economy recovers, says Cornerstone Macro's Nancy Lazar. Rising wages offer a counterpoint to the temporary-inflation view.
Lumber futures are trading higher Wednesday for the first in eight days as buyers emerge following a bruising seven-day selloff that dropped prices by as much as 29%.
Lumber prices fell for an eighth straight day on Wednesday, deepening a roughly 30% pullback in the commodity. Specifically, lumber futures fell roughly 5% to $1,201 per thousand board feet on the day
Lumber sank again on Wednesday and threatened to derail a monthslong frenzy that pushed the price of wood to record levels.
Lumber's expensive and so are homes. But the cost of this important commodity tumbled over the last week.
The economy is reopening at such speed that it's caused all kinds of shortages, from chicken wings to computer chips. But nobody saw lumber coming. America is in a lumber frenzy, and it's not abating
Corton Global Timber Fund Analyst John Duncanson discusses what is driving up lumber prices with Yahoo Finance's Myles Udland, Julie Hyman, and Brian Sozzi. Watch the 2021 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Sh
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