The price of No. 2 and No. 3's were down by 1.7 percent and 20.4 percent respectively. These changes were apparently due to log supply conditions and not increased demand for lumber ... that walnut ...

Overall, lumber prices are up significantly ... and it is down 4% year to date. On the upside, IP has been on a modest streak over the past 30 days, up 5.8% due primarily to higher industry ...

(The prices listed are for an 8-ft. 1x6.) STANDARD PINE ($4 ... carry hardwood thicknesses other than nominal 1-by (3/4 in.

The move comes about three months after Besse Forest Products Group of Gladstone shut the company’s two Michigan mills, closed four more in eastern Wisconsin, laid off over 100 workers and ended Besse ...

This beautiful fence from @abela_design_and_construction was installed professionally, but you can achieve a similar look with a DIY version for just the price of the lumber. Pressure-treated ...

Rising interest rates and a stronger dollar did not impede gold’s ascent.  Meanwhile, copper declined in September as the ...

Despite current market softness, WY's industry-leading financial position and substantial asset portfolio support a safe 2.8% dividend yield ... year in finished lumber and 4.1 billion square ...

DIY projects often become a catalyst for acquiring new gear, and gear can be an integral component for getting these projects across the line. Whether you’re mowing your yard, painting your house, or ...

On the periphery, the managers selectively hedge currency risk and have used derivatives such as total return swaps to temper price risk ... stayed light on Japan (8.7% of assets in March versus ...

If inflation occurs too rapidly, it can push prices ... peak of 8.99% in June 2022. Since then, the CPI has cooled down, and as of September 2024, the inflation measure stands at 2.4%.

Trump’s adamant support of tariffs is somewhat unusual for a Republican politician, says Deardorff. The professor points out ...

If you deport these people, who will do that work and what price will we pay for food ... estimates that GDP loss would be about 4.2% to 6.8%, or roughly $1.1 trillion to $1.7 trillion.