Scarce supply pushes wood prices even higher across Germany

Timber prices in Germany have continued to move higher into early 2026, even though the wider economic picture offers little support. Spruce sawlogs (BC, 2b+) are now trading between €125 and over €145/m³, depending on the region. In western areas such as North Rhine-Westphalia, prices are already nearing €150/m³, while in northern Germany they generally remain below €130/m³. The regional spread is becoming more visible as supply conditions differ from one area to another. More recent contracts signed in the first quarter show slightly narrower ranges, with spruce in the 2b+ class typically priced ...

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