LUMBER: Another flat week on print. Studs actually came up a modest 1%. I think the mills are at the bottom and now everyone has to move their inventory. Back to the supply and demand concept although mills probably won't go much lower. We will need demand to move this market. PANEL: The panel market continued to slide downwards but this isn't too much of a surprise as this market typically lags behind dimension lumber. With that said, I look for this market to flatten out i

LUMBER: Last week was somewhat flat, as prices seemed to have stopped the spiral downwards and even printed up a bit on studs. This is still a very confusing market and supply is still out there to be bought. PANEL: The panel market continued to slide downwards but this isn't too much of a surprise as this market typically lags behind dimension lumber. With that said, I look for this market to flatten out in the next week or two. Of course all bets are off in both markets if

LUMBER: More double digit numbers coming off on prices this week. Many mills have cut production in half and some have closed to try and get supply (which is abundant) in check with demand (which is nonexistent). This will turn back some day, we just have to all get to that spot. PANEL: It's pretty much the same news on sheet goods. Both panel and spruce markets are eroding rapidly. Prices will struggle to find a bottom but we will get there. Paul Tarca Head of Purchasing Con

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