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Lumber decreased to 508.50 USD/1000 board feet, the lowest since September 2024. Over the past 4 weeks, Lumber lost 6.46%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 13.91%.

Lumber Hits 17-month Low

The United States government recorded a $307.5 billion budget deficit in February 2026, compared with a $296.3 billion deficit in the same month a year earlier. Receipts fell 43.9% from the prior month to $313.3 billion, driven by individual income taxes ($133.4 billion), social insurance and retirement receipts ($144.4 billion), and customs duties ($26.6 billion). The monthly total reflected a normalization of tax collections following seasonal peaks and specific adjustments in corporate and miscellaneous receipts. Meanwhile, outlays fell 5.1% from the prior month to $620.8 billion, with Social Security ($138.4 billion), Health and Medicare ($155.6 billion), and national defense ($71.1 billion) the largest spending categories, while spending totals were influenced by the acceleration of certain benefit payments into February because March 1 fell on a non-business day.

US Budget Gap Expands in February

US equity indices swung lower on Wednesday, tracking losses for Treasuries as the war in the Persian Gulf lifted energy prices and worsened concerns of inflation the US economy. The S&P 500 was firmly below the flatline and the Dow fell nearly 400 points, while a strong session for tech limited losses for the Nasdaq 100 to the marginal territory. Crude oil and product prices reignited their surge in the session as  escalation between Iran, GCC nations, and US-Israeli military furthered expectations that energy exports from the region will remain halted. This lifted yields and pressured credit-sensitive equities despite the IEA recommending an aggressive release of oil stockpiles by members and no upside surprises to the US CPI for February. Asset managers continued to fall amid concerns on the private credit sector, with Blackrock, Blackstone, Apollo, and KKR dropping over 2%. In turn, AI companies were higher after Oracle surged 8% on its guidance beat.

US Stocks Pull Lower

The FTSE MIB closed 1% lower at 44,773 on Tuesday, tracking the plunge in BTP prices as a fresh surge in the cost of energy supported dented the outlook for margins and raised the likelihood of rate hikes by the European Central Bank. The heavyweight financial sector  recorded sharp losses as higher bond yields pressured their balance sheets and increased the reduced the outlook on net interest margins. UniCredit fell 1.8% while Unipol and Azimut dropped more than 2%. Luxury brands were also under pressure with Ferrari, Moncler, and Brunello Cucinelli losing over 2%. Lastly, Leonardo retreated 3% following the pessimistic guidance by Rheinmetall.

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