Electronics Business Intelligence

33%

Buyers who say business has improved since a month ago

WHAT IT MEANS: The industry is feeling the effects of the annual seasonal slowdown.

Buyers who say they are increasing their number of purchase orders

WHAT IT MEANS: Fewer component orders means demand for end equipment is weak.

Buyers who expect semiconductor prices to rise over the next 90 days

WHAT IT MEANS: There is still plenty of chip supply in inventories even as suppliers reduce the rate of capacity growth.

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