【Probability for Larger Spot Price Drops for DRAM Emerges as Transactions Remain Sluggish】
Continuing from last week, demand has yet to show improvement, leading to increased inventory pressure on suppliers. Consequently, suppliers are more willing to offer price concessions in the spot market. Overall, spot transactions continue to show low volumes. Additionally, the prices that buyers are willing to accept are significantly lower than the official prices set by sellers, resulting in a stalemate. Therefore, there is a potential for larger price drops in the future. The average spot price of mainstream chips (i.e., 1Gx8 2666MT/s) fell by 0.20% from US$1.989 last week to US$1.985 this week.
Continuing from last week, demand has yet to show improvement, leading to increased inventory pressure on suppliers. Consequently, suppliers are more willing to offer price concessions in the spot market. Overall, spot transactions continue to show low volumes. Additionally, the prices that buyers are willing to accept are significantly lower than the official prices set by sellers, resulting in a stalemate. Therefore, there is a potential for larger price drops in the future. The average spot price of mainstream chips (i.e., 1Gx8 2666MT/s) fell by 0.20% from US$1.989 last week to US$1.985 this week.