European hardwood trading remained cautious in early May, with buyers continuing to focus on immediate requirements and smaller-volume purchases. Better-quality oak, ash and walnut material continued holding firm, while industrial grades and lower-quality dimensions moved more slowly across several Central European markets. Oak remained the most stable segment. German kiln-dried oak lumber A/B 27 mm was offered around EUR 820–920/m3 EXW depending on width selection and color consistency, while selected Prime grades moved above EUR 1,000/m3 EXW. Croatian and Bosnian suppliers continued offering KD oak lumber around EUR 720 ...
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