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Lumber Bearish Momentum: 3.62% Down Since The Last Session

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December 31, 2020

Lumber Bearish Momentum: 3.62% Down Since The Last Session

Lumber is currently on bearish momentum. At 17:02 EST on Thursday, 31 December, Lumber is at $718.00 and 3.62% down since the last session's close.

Lumber Range

Lumber is 3.624% down from its last session low of $745.00 and 8.055% down from its last session high of $780.90.

Lumber is 19.96% down from its last three sessions higher value of $897.10 and is 3.62% down from its last three sessions lower value of $745.00.

Lumber is 20.27% down from its last seven sessions higher value of $900.50 and is 3.62% down from its last seven sessions lower value of $745.00.

Lumber is 20.27% down from its last month's higher value of $900.50 and is 16.75% up from its last month's lower value of $615.00.

Volatility

Lumber's last day, last week, and last month's average volatility was a negative 18.48%, a negative 6.78%, and a positive 0.11%, respectively.

Lumber's last day, last week, and last month's high and low average amplitude percentage was 4.82%, 4.11%, and 4.03%, respectively.

Last news about Lumber

US housing market & softwood lumber prices 2020 - Madison's lumber reporter. According to Business Insider on Wednesday, 30 December, "Released every Friday for that week, since 1952 Madison's Lumber Prices is used by the forest products industry as a price guide for North American construction framing dimension softwood lumber. ", "* Madison's Lumber Prices, weekly, are a good forecast indicator of US home builder's current lumber buying activity --> DETAILS"

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