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...

In March 2026, the GTI-Producers registered 46.0% and stayed below the critical value (50%) for several consecutive months, indicating a continued downturn for the timber harvesting and primary processing industries in the pilot producing countries.In Asia, the GTI indexes for Th...

In March 2026, the GTI-Woodbased Panel (GTI-WBP) Index registered 50.7%, an increase of 10.0 percentage points from the previous month and above the critical value (50%) after six months, indicating that in the pilot countries, the overall business prosperity of the wood-based pa...

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&

In February 2026, the GTI-Producers registered 46.8% and stayed below the critical value (50%) for several consecutive months, indicating a continued downturn for the timber harvesting and primary processing industries in the pilot producing countries.In Asia,the GTI indexesfor T...

In February 2026, the GTI-Woodbased Panel (GTI-WBP) Index registered 40.7%, a decrease of 2.9 percentage points from the previous month and below the critical value (50%) for sixcontinuous months, indicating that in the pilot countries, the overall business prosperity of wood-bas...

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

In January 2026, the GTI-Producers registered 48.9% and stayed below the critical value (50%) for several consecutive months, indicating a continued downturn for the timber harvesting and primary processing industries in the pilot producing countries.In Asia,the GTI indexesfor In...

In January 2026, the GTI-Woodbased Panel (GTI-WBP) Index registered 43.6%, a decrease of 1.6 percentage points from the previous month and below the critical value (50%) for fivecontinuous months, indicating that in the pilot countries, the overall business prosperity of wood-bas...

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...