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WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem
WOOD includes commodity exposures in lumber, pulp, and cyclical exposures in packaging companies. Packaging companies are suffering due to pressure from faltering Chinese demand. Lumber, timber and pulp prices also have downside from current levels given outstanding economic risks. Current price data has shown some declines since last reports. Read More
Posted: Aug 13 2023, 06:33
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WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem

By Seeking Alpha
August 13, 2023

WOOD: China Is Somewhat Of A Problem

WOOD includes commodity exposures in lumber, pulp, and cyclical exposures in packaging companies. Packaging companies are suffering due to pressure fr more_horizontal

The WOOD ETF Provides Exposure To Lumber Prices

By Seeking Alpha
June 2, 2023

The WOOD ETF Provides Exposure To Lumber Prices

Lumber prices have experienced extreme volatility in recent years due to low liquidity and macroeconomic factors. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange intr more_horizontal

Housing Market Crash Alert: Why Investors Should Pay CLOSE Attention to Lumber Prices

By InvestorPlace
May 5, 2023

Housing Market Crash Alert: Why Investors Should Pay CLOSE Attention to Lumber Prices

When it comes down to it, lumber is at the core of my research. It's now been eight years since my original research paper talked about the relationsh more_horizontal

Lumber Futures Buffeted by Housing Market Volatility

By Bloomberg Markets and Finance
April 11, 2023

Lumber Futures Buffeted by Housing Market Volatility

Buffeted by housing market headwinds and tailwinds, lumber has made headlines as one of the most volatile commodities of recent years. What conditions more_horizontal

Lumber And The WOOD ETF

By Seeking Alpha
March 21, 2023

Lumber And The WOOD ETF

Lumber prices are stable - a new contract makes lumber hedging more versatile. Lumber remains highly illiquid, increasing the chances of explosive and more_horizontal

Lumber soars 13% as the housing market shows signs of a rebound for the first time in a year

By Business Insider
January 27, 2023

Lumber soars 13% as the housing market shows signs of a rebound for the first time in a year

The National Association of Realtors said it expects the median home price to increase 0.3% this year, compared to a near-10% gain in 2022. more_horizontal

Lumber prices are up 14% in 2023 after tanking last year, and a lack of supply could fuel another surge ahead of key homebuilding season

By Business Insider
January 19, 2023

Lumber prices are up 14% in 2023 after tanking last year, and a lack of supply could fuel another surge ahead of key homebuilding season

A further rise in lumber prices would be a positive for producers, but not so much for consumers who are still reeling from high levels of inflation. more_horizontal

Lumber falls to a new 2022 low after homebuilder sentiment drops for the 12th month in a row

By Business Insider
December 19, 2022

Lumber falls to a new 2022 low after homebuilder sentiment drops for the 12th month in a row

"NAHB is expecting weaker housing conditions to persist in 2023 and we forecast a recovery coming in 2024," economist Robert Dietz said. more_horizontal


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