加拿大木材生产在12月份下降16.6% — 供应链挑战与价格波动

加拿大12月份木材生产下降16.6%,供应链面临挑战。锯木厂发货也大幅减少,可能导致价格波动和需求替代,尤其是中国买家转向俄罗斯木材。
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加拿大木材生产在12月份下降16.6%

木材市场新闻——根据加拿大统计局(StatCan)在2025年3月4日发布的报告,12月份木材生产环比下降了16.6%,降至3,332.9立方米。与去年同期相比,生产量下降了2.4%。

加拿大锯木厂在12月份发货了3,184.5千立方米的木材,较11月份下降了21.4%,较去年同期下降了9.0%。

LumberFlow Expert Interpretation

随着加拿大锯木厂的生产大幅下降,供应链将受到直接影响。以下是对市场动态的深入分析:

  • 供应链影响:生产下降将导致木材供应紧张,可能引发运输瓶颈,特别是在北美市场,尤其是美国和加拿大之间的贸易份额预计将占38%。
  • 需求替代模式:如果北美的木材供应减少,预计中国买家可能会转向俄罗斯木材,进一步推动俄罗斯在中国市场的份额。

因此,进口商在当前市场环境中应该重新评估库存策略,以应对潜在的价格波动和供应不稳定。

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