The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for July 2026 revealed that among the ten GTI pilot countries, three countries—Indonesia (52.7%), Brazil (52.2%), and Gabon (51.8%)—registered GTI readings above the 50% critical value, indicating a slight overall expansion in their timber sec...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for June 2026 revealed that among the ten GTI pilot countries, only Indonesia (50.7%) and Ghana (50.5%) registered GTI readings above the 50% critical value, signaling a slight expansion in their timber sectors compared to the previous month. ...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for May 2026 revealed that among the ten GTI pilot countries, only Brazil (51.7%) recorded a GTI reading above the 50% critical value, indicating a slight expansion in its timber sector compared to the previous month. The other nine countries ...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for April 2026 reveals that among the ten pilot countries, China (53.5%), Ecuador (53.0%), and Mexico (52.0%) recorded GTI readings above the 50% critical value, indicating an overall upward trend in their timber sectors. Other countries were ...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for March 2026 reveals that the overall performance of timber sectors in the pilot countries improved this month. Among the ten pilot countries, four—China, Thailand, Ecuador, and the Republic of the Congo—recorded GTI readings above the 50% c...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report forFebruary 2026 revealsthatThailand, witha GTI reading of 54.5%, remained in expansion territory above the 50% critical valueforthe second consecutive month, making itthe only oneofthe ten pilot countries to&

The Global Timber Index (GTI) Report for January 2026 revealedthattwo of the ten pilot countries—Indonesia and Thailand—posted GTI readings above the 50% critical value, registering 55.1% and 54.2%, respectively. In contrast,the other eight countries stayedin contraction te

The Global Timber Index (GTI) reportfor December 2025 indicates the global timber sector remains in contraction territory. Among the ten GTI pilot countries, only Ghana (56.6%) maintained an index above the 50% threshold, while all others werebelow the threshold.Specifically, Chi...

The Global Timber Index (GTI) report for November 2025 indicated that Ghana was the only pilot country with a GTI reading above the 50% threshold, recording 60.0% and extending its prior expansion trend. The indices for all other countries were in contraction territory, with Chin...

In October 2025, the Global Timber Index (GTI) report indicated that most pilot countries remained in contraction territory, pointing to weak overall industry sentiment. Brazil stood out this month as the only country with a GTI reading above the 50% mark, registering 52.3%, sign...