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Chicago and Cleveland follow close behind with robust 7.0% and 6.6% gains.

Protective packaging growth offsets broader softness.

South Karelia leads regional consumption with 13 million m3, followed by Central Finland and Satakunta.

LEB adoption significantly increases permanent and unskilled workers while leaving skilled and temporary employment unchanged.

Stable demand and higher prices support sales gains, but EBIT falls 23% amid currency losses and inflation.

Finnish mills remain profitable despite high wood costs; comparable EBIT falls 14% to Euro 287 million.

Inventory rises 8.1% from February to 1.33 million homes nationwide.

Mexico sees largest downgrade among major economies with a 0.3% contraction projected.

Lumber segment posts $66 million in adjusted EBITDA as U.S. tariffs pressure outlook.

Home closings fall 7% while average selling price rises to $570,000.

Order backlog shrinks 21% as Southeast and South Central regions lead declines.

15-year rate climbs to 6.03% as spring homebuying demand outpaces 2024 by 13%.

Italy and Germany lead growth as Furniture Association of Russia urges higher duties citing U.S. protectionism.

Cincinnati leads rent increases among major cities with a 12% rise.

Producer prices drop 2.5% while furniture factories suspend operations amid 125% export tariffs.

Under age-dependent risk, salvage operations raise land value to $9,261/ha and delay harvest to 46 years.

Furniture demand drives OSB and particleboard growth while exports fall and investment remains weak.

Estonia and Sweden lead Finland’s Euro 1.5 billion in forest imports, with Estonia down 18%.

59% of national forest land now qualifies for expedited timber harvesting under new USDA directive.

15-year mortgage dips 7 basis points while 30-year remains below 2024 average.