Yesterday’s news, according to TrendForce’s latest memory spot price trend report, the DRAM and NAND flash markets have shown different performances recently.
In the DRAM sector, consumer demand remained weak after the Chinese New Year, leading to a decline in DDR4 spot prices. Meanwhile, the NAND flash market experienced sluggish trading, and the effect of production cuts by suppliers has not yet been reflected in the market.
DRAM spot prices: Weak demand, DDR4 prices continue to fall After the Chinese New Year holiday, consumer demand for DRAM remained sluggish, and spot prices stayed at low levels. However, due to special demand from certain buyers, DDR5 products experienced temporary price increases.
In contrast, DDR4 product spot prices continued to decline due to sufficient supply from CXMT. This week, the average spot price of mainstream chips (such as DDR4 1Gx8 3200MT/s) remained at $1.458.
NAND flash spot prices: Sluggish trading, production cuts’ effects not yet visible In the past week, due to the Chinese New Year holiday, NAND flash market trading was extremely sluggish.
Although suppliers have gradually announced production cuts, the effects of this measure have not yet appeared in the market, and buyers remain cautious. There were no significant changes in the spot market trading, with the spot price of 512Gb TLC remaining at $2.400 this week.
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