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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Resolute Forest Products Inc. T.RFP

Resolute Forest Products Inc is engaged in the forest products industry with a range of products, including market pulp, tissue, wood products, newsprint, and specialty papers. The product range includes market pulp, tissue, wood products, newsprint and specialty papers which are marketed to nearly 50 countries. The company owns or operates pulp, paper, tissue and wood products facilities in... see more

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Resolute Forest Products Inc. > CEO in BNN article
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Post by Possibleidiot01 on May 06, 2022 6:59am

CEO in BNN article

17h ago

 

Lumber demand remains robust with millennials buying up homes

Jan '22Sep '21May '2212.51517.52022.5
 

Millennial home buyers and the work-from-home trend will keep lumber demand robust despite surging inflation, according to major Canadian producer Resolute Forest Products Inc.

The work-from-home trend is here to stay, and people who moved during the pandemic still want to do renovations, said Chief Executive Officer Remi Lalonde. In addition, the U.S. doesn’t have enough inventory to meet demand as millennials enter their prime years for purchasing a home, he said.

“People need to buy homes,” Lalonde said Thursday in a telephone interview. Demand for lumber isn’t “going to dry up.”

Lumber prices have been volatile throughout the pandemic. They touched record highs last May during a homebuilding boom only to collapse as high prices stifled demand. Canfor Corp. said this week that new home construction will face increased headwinds as high inflation and rising interest rates make homes less affordable.

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