Electronics Business Intelligence

42%

Electronics buyers who say passive component prices will rise this quarter

WHAT IT MEANS: Buyers expect higher raw materials costs will result in higher prices for passives.

Electronics buyers who say business is down

Source: www.purchasingdata.com

WHAT IT MEANS: Equipment demand suffered a seasonal slowdown.

Buyers who say semiconductor orders will decline over the next 30 days

WHAT IT MEANS: Buyers may have placed too many orders for chips in the second quarter when equipment demand weakened.

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