Global Lumber Markets Were Mixed In The 3Q – Up In China And Northern Africa, Whilst Nonetheless Slow In The Us And Japan, Reports The Wrq

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China – Economic Growth, Development and World History

Egypt is the third largest market for both the Swedish and Finnish lumber industries. It is not inconceivable that in 2009, China will import more lumber than Japan, a historical first. Softwood lumber prices were higher this fall than in the spring when prices reached record lows.