According to TrendForce's latest memory chip spot price report, in the DRAM sector, overall spot trading volume remains limited, with DDR3 and 4Gb DDR4 chip prices rising slightly. In the NAND flash memory sector, suppliers continue to lower prices to adjust inventory, but buyer willingness to stock up is extremely weak, with the spot price of 512Gb TLC wafers falling by 2.87%.
DRAM Spot Prices: Continuing last week's market performance, DDR3 and 4Gb DDR4 chip prices rose slightly, while mainstream chips such as DDR4 1Gx8 remained largely stable. Due to most buyers adopting a wait-and-see strategy, overall DRAM spot trading volume remains relatively limited. The average spot price of mainstream chips (i.e., DDR4 1Gx8 3200MT/s) rose from $36.10 last week (July 1st) to $37.14 this week (July 7th), an increase of 2.88%.
NAND Flash Spot Prices: Due to continued weak demand for consumer electronics, market demand and prices remain at a low point. Suppliers continued to lower their prices to drive inventory adjustments. However, due to extremely passive buyer restocking activities, they were unwilling to accept any orders, and suppliers' room for price reductions was nearing its cost tolerance limit. Due to the lack of large-scale purchase orders, the NAND spot market remained weak, with prices lacking upward momentum, and the overall trend remained downward. This week (July 6th), the spot price of 512Gb TLC NAND fell 2.87% to $19.293.
