Market research agency Jibang's Witsview yesterday (5) announced the early January panel quotation, the TV panel decline continued to converge, of which, 32, 43 inches of small and medium-sized TV panel prices maintained the end of last month level, 55, 65 inches fell less than 2%, the smallest in the past six months, the decline continued to converge.
According to Witsview statistics, in early January, the 55-inch, 65-inch medium and large panel quotations were $115 and $192, down $2 or $3 from the end of last month, a drop of less than 2%, and the 32-inch and 43-inch TV panel quotations were flat at the end of last month, reaching about $41 and $75 each.
In terms of the overall January, the price decline of large-size panels is expected to continue to converge, continuing to write the smallest decline in the past six months; Fan Boyu, deputy general manager of research of jibang Display Research Office, said that the overall TV panel price decline trend in January is unchanged, and the decline is expected to converge compared with December, and the price of each size panel is close to the cash cost, so the chance of falling again is not large, and even can be reduced.
Fan Boyu believes that the last two seasons are the traditional off-season of the industry, and the price estimate will still fall slowly, but the overall TV panel price will fall in March and April.
In January, the decline in IT panels such as laptops and displays expanded slightly, mainly because the previous DECLINE in IT panels was smaller than that of TV panels, and as the industry entered the off-season, the decline expanded.
Jibang statistics, in early January, the price of various sizes of monitors, laptop panels, from the end of last month fell 0.3-0.9 US dollars, the average decline is within 2%, only 11.6 inches Chromebook mainstream size fell heavier, reaching about 2.39%, the quotation came to 36.7 US dollars.
Source: Juheng.com
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