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2H April NAND Flash Contract Price Steady, Wave of OEM System Products Replenishment to Emerge in June

6 May 2014

Before China’s Labour Day Holiday, the willingness to re-stock NAND Flash components was relatively low according to DRAMeXchange. This is mainly due to the module clients’ conservative attitude towards the future market sales performances and the UFD and Memory cards’ continuous price decline. To prevent profit margins tightening, NAND Flash suppliers began avoiding aggressive price strategies, and became increasingly less willing to give in to their clients’ pricing demands. With market transactions becoming sluggish, as a result, NAND Flash contract prices ended up staying flat throughout the second half of April.

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6 May 2014

Thin-Film Silicon solar PV share to fall in short-run

6 May 2014

Solar trade war: China slaps 15.5-43.2% final tariffs on EU polysilicon

6 May 2014

PC Market Surpasses Expectations in 2Q14, DRAM Industry to Improve under Upcoming Peak Quarters

5 May 2014

The DRAM market’s transactions have become sluggish starting from 2014, according to DRAMeXchange, memory and storage research division of TrendForce. The spot market vendors and module suppliers' relatively low inventories, DRAM manufacturers' gradual transition from PC DRAM to Mobile DRAM, and market shortages are all key factors affecting the spot market price movements.