Date posted
May
9
The market remains robust as the construction industry enters its peak months.
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Hear from experts on the latest trends in the NA lumber markets
This SBCA podcast focuses on the latest trends in North American lumber markets. Each week, experts in the lumber industry will provide insight into the latest trends and provide timely commentary on the many factors impacting the supply and demand of the lumber used in structural components. Their commentary and analysis will be focused on the lumber species and grades most commonly used in the component manufacturing industry and will provide information you may find helpful in making your next lumber purchase.
We hope you enjoy this podcast. We welcome your feedback and encourage you to submit your questions regarding the lumber market. Our guests will attempt to answer your questions in subsequent podcasts.
Disclaimer: The Mission Statement of SBCA includes providing SBCA members with knowledge to enable them to operate successful companies offering competitive advantages where applicable. SBCA believes supply chain information is exactly the type of information that SBCA should therefore be providing its membership. The information and discussion in this podcast is not intended to reduce competition among existing firms or to prevent new firms from entering the supply of materials to the component manufacturing industry. Information presented here is furthermore for discussion and illustrative purposes only and is neither a recommendation nor an offer to buy and sell any commodities. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast by speakers are their own as of the time of the recording and do not reflect the views, opinions, policies, recommendations, or position of SBCA. Any such views are subject to change at any time, based upon market or other conditions, and SBCA disclaims any responsibility to update such views. These views should not be relied on to make purchasing decisions. Neither SBCA nor the speakers are to be held responsible for any direct or incidental loss incurred by applying any of the information included in this podcast.
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Date posted
Apr
22
Springtime purchasing is underway, with component manufacturers being very active in filling inventory for the next 90 days.
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Date posted
Apr
12
Shipments are increasing out of Canada, easing some supply constraints, but inventories remain low while demand stays strong.
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Date posted
Mar
28
Ken Timmins and Jeff Hoggard address volatility beginning to edge into the market and transportation issues that continue to plague Canada and the...
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Date posted
Mar
10
Justin Binning and Ken Timmins talk about how global uncertainty makes forecasting particularly difficult, but the market remains strong with a...
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Date posted
Feb
28
Both Justin Binning and Ken Timmins agree the market will likely continue upward over the next 90 days, though likely not along a smooth curve.
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Date posted
Feb
15
Ken and Justin remark the market is replicating the 2021 cycle, particularly as strong demand picks up as buyers prepare for the spring build season.
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Date posted
Feb
1
Justin and Ken talk about the apparent pause occurring in the lumber market and how the amount of uncertainty of the near-term is potentially...
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Date posted
Jan
17
Justin and Ken talk about how the mild weather in the fall and early winter has kept construction strong and left many buyers with extremely low...
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Date posted
Dec
21
In this special edition of SBCA’s Lumber Connection Podcast, SBCA's director of communications, Sean Shields, provides commentary on the...
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Date posted
Dec
10
Justin and Ken explore how the North American lumber market has begun to heat up in recent weeks, and it appears to be just the start of heavy...
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Date posted
Nov
30
Canadian duty increases and rail issues in the West, combined with a sudden rush by buyers to market, has pushed the market higher. The experts...
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