On August 6, Jinshi Data reported that the overall storage spot market in August continued the trend of last month, still in a period of oscillation and grinding at the bottom. With the approaching back-to-school season, it is still necessary to closely observe whether there will be a substantial recovery in market demand. Recently, due to weak demand from traditional terminals and upgraded regulatory measures, the channel market has been under downward pressure. Storage manufacturers in the industry are not strongly willing to lower prices and generally maintain a wait-and-see attitude. The purchase volume of some PC major customers has increased and the transaction prices have remained stable. At the embedded level, some original supply-side prices have been gradually revealed, but the mobile terminal has been more hesitant about stocking strategies. This week, the embedded market remained stable, and spot channel SSD and memory prices have fallen across the board.
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