All about “flation”, lumber gets whacked and price shock ahead?

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All about “flation”, lumber gets whacked and price shock ahead?

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The focus on the street right now is all about “flation” – but which kind? Inflation, reflation or deflation?
We’ll look at the latest economic data and figure out exactly which “flation” is winning the day.
Plus, lumber prices keep dropping and are now down about 30% from their highs. Is wood no longer good? We’ll debate.
And, a fresh Covid-19 outbreak in China could mean big delays – and price hikes – for your goods. We’ll bring you the key details.

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