Recent Quotes
My Watchlist
Indicators
Markets
Stocks
ETFs
Tools
Overview
News
Currencies
International
Treasuries

iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF (NQ:WOOD)

73.91 -2.16 (-2.84%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:44 PM EDT, Apr 3, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
Quote
Overview Detailed Quote Charting Historical Prices
News
All News News Headlines Press Releases
Research
Quarterly Reports Insider Filings Other Filings

All News about iShares Global Timber & Forestry ETF

< Previous 1 2 3 Next >
Lumber Price Peak Would Raise Concerns For Equities
Lumber prices have recently rallied back to the 61.8 Fibonacci retracements of the past years high-low and appear to be turning back down. 
Via Talk Markets
Chairman of the Board
Lumber is likely heading much lower from these levels. 
Via Talk Markets
Materials Sector WOOD & Homebuilders Sector ETF XHB – Analysis
WOOD has had a very strong run from the Covid lows and has been flagging sideways for a good chunk of this year, really forming what looks to be a big basing formation. 
Via Talk Markets
Rough Patch In Bubble-Land
International stocks and commodities are tied at the hip in liquidation selling today, as usual, reminding yet again that different colored jellybeans in different product wrappers do not offer... 
Via Talk Markets
Real Lumber Prices
PPI indicates that lumber prices are down. 
Via Talk Markets
What’s The Real Downside To Some of These Key Commodities?
The shortage of semiconductors is certainly weighing on automakers who can’t finish off their products without them. 
Via Talk Markets
Lumber Prices
The lumber PPI is now below the level recorded in January 2021. 
Via Talk Markets
Lumber Price Crash Continues, Not Even a Tiny Bounce
Lumber futures have plunged but still remain near prior peaks. What about a 2x4 stud? 
Via Talk Markets
Historical Stock & Bond Returns
Lumber prices fell sharply. This is a microcosm of the commodity space. Prices can’t rise quickly indefinitely without supply stopping the fun. 
Via Talk Markets
Is Lumber Futures Ominous Price Pattern Signaling Further Declines?
One of the overlooked commodities and economic indicators is Lumber. And more specifically the price of lumber. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Collapsing Prices In An Inflationary Environment
Over the past four months, in parallel with spectacular gains in the prices of coal and natural gas prices, there have been spectacular declines in the prices of lumber and iron ore. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Energy
Exposures Coal Fossil Fuels
COVID Copper, or China Syndrome?
Copper, like lumber, had been the star of the space. Each had rocketed upward beginning last fall representing, for many, the leading edge of the inflationary wave sure to follow. 
Via Talk Markets
Spending Splurge Bill Coming Due
After the pandemic’s initial spending splurge, the bill is due, and global growth is mean-reverting again. 
Via Talk Markets
‘Unexpected’ Lumbering Prices
Inflation is monetary, meaning that “real” inflation – a broad-based and sustained accelerating trend in consumer prices – is a part of the not-real financial realm. 
Via Talk Markets
The Big Liquidity Question For Stocks: Higher Highs, Or Fed-Induced Pullback?
Does the market appear to be bracing for bad news from the Federal Reserve or does the weight of the evidence support a strong push into year-end? Jackson Hole is fast approaching. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Sure Looks Like Supply Factors
If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it must be inflationary overheating. Or not? 
Via Talk Markets
Timber!
Lumber prices have continuously been in focus over the past several months as the commodity has gone on a historic run, but over the past month. 
Via Talk Markets
A Rebound In Lumber Prices?
The market doesn’t seem to be betting on a 65% rally. But of course, anything can happen, and nothing guarantees the markets will be right. 
Via Talk Markets
Predicting the Lumber PPI for July-September
The model forecasts 15.3%, 19.3%, and 3.2% in July, August, and September, respectively. The forecast brings the September PPI to the average of December 2020/January 2021 levels. 
Via Talk Markets
Is The Great Post-Pandemic Boom A Great Big Dud?
The prices of certain commodities are down. But not down enough to proclaim price inflation dead. Lumber futures, for example, declined more than 40 percent in June. 
Via Talk Markets
Lumber Prices Suffer Biggest Monthly Drop On Record
Lumber futures on Chicago Mercantile Exchange plunged more than 40% in June, suffering the worst ever monthly decline on record dating back to 1978. 
Via Talk Markets
These Big Inflation Numbers Are Interesting But Ultimately Unimportant
It’s been hard, lately, to untangle the many causes of inflation’s sudden surge. 
Via Talk Markets
Gold: Ready To Rumble!
Contrary to the short squeeze talk, the fundamentals, and a bullish picture, gold has gone down into the $1700s. 
Via Talk Markets
What Is The Gold:Lumber Ratio Forecasting For The Stock Market?
According to a research nearly every major crash, correction, and bear market has historically been preceded by weakness in Lumber relative to Gold. So what is the Gold:Lumber Ratio saying these days? 
Via Talk Markets
Lumber Prices Extend Plunge Amid Increasing Sawmill Capacity
Lumber futures on Chicago Mercantile Exchange have been nearly halved in a matter of a month to $879 per thousand board feet from the all-time high in May of around $1,711. 
Via Talk Markets
Why Producer Prices (Like Lumber Prices) Are Rising Faster Than The CPI
When people discuss inflation, they rarely have in mind monetary expansion, which is an important driver of price inflation. Instead, they think almost exclusively of consumer prices. 
Via Talk Markets
Lumber Prices
A one percent futures basis does not necessarily imply a one percent decline in lumber prices (as would be implied in a risk-neutral efficient markets setting). 
Via Talk Markets
What’s Your Trade Ahead of the Fed? Wooden Opportunity?
Major US equity indices traded lower ahead of the Fed meeting, and the debate over growth versus value stocks continues. Is there any magic language or policy stance that can come out of today’s Fed... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Copper Corroding PPI
Yesterday, lumber. Today, copper. The “doctor” has been in reverse for better than two months now, with trading in the current session pounding the commodity to a new multi-month low. 
Via Talk Markets
Your Transitory Market Update ahead of the Fed
The Federal Reserve meeting concludes tomorrow with a typical 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
< Previous 1 2 3 Next >
Stock Quote API & Stock News API supplied by www.cloudquote.io
Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes.
By accessing this page, you agree to the following
Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.