Natural gas price surges echo past inflationary trends, often foreshadowing rising consumer costs; Lumber prices up 19.8% year-over-year.

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Lumber prices are now 19.8% higher than they were one year ago

The framing lumber composite price increased 1.4% for the week ending on Nov. 15, marking the seventh consecutive weekly increase and reaching its highest level since August of 2023. Lumber prices are now 19.8% higher than they were one year ago.

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