From sawmills to store shelves to your own hammer swings, lumber can tell you a lot about what is going on in the economy right now.
Lumber prices soared over the last year, frustrating would-be pandemic do-it-yourselfers, jacking up the costs of new homes and serving as a compelling talking point in the debate over whether government stimulus efforts risked the return of 1970s-style inflation.
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