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Lumber Futures Fall to Nine-Month Low as Housing Market Dries Up

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Chicago lumber futures (LB1:COM) fell as low as $568.40 per thousand cardboard feet to the lowest level since September, as higher interest rates and soaring home prices begin to take a toll on home sales.

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