In April, the panel price decline did not converge |

Panel prices continued to decline, said Qiu Yubin, vice president of WitsView Research. Panel prices have been falling for nine consecutive months. The April decline has not shown signs of convergence. In particular, the decline in the 32-inch TV panel has increased compared to March, and the rate of decline has also increased. China's influence on 301 may become a new variable in the second quarter. Although it is expected that the bottom is not far, it is difficult to fully stop falling in the second quarter.

Qiu Yubin said that in the various TV panels of various sizes, the 32-inch decline in the number of TV panels in April has not decreased, but has dropped by about 2-3 US dollars, which will benefit from the needs of the World Cup, but it takes about one and a half months earlier for European manufacturers to stock. In the second quarter, although the demand for 32% increased, but the decline increased.

The drop of 65 percent is also relatively large, falling by about 10-15 U.S. dollars. In other parts of the price range, 43 U.S. fell by about 3-4 U.S. dollars, 49 U.S., 50 U.S. fell by about 2 to 4 U.S. dollars, 55 U.S. dollars fell by 2 to 3 U.S. dollars; Qiu Yubin pointed out that the impact of the US 301 list is worth observing.

He said that due to the fact that it will not be finalized until May-June, which will cause television brands in North America to wait and see, if TV's inclusion of shipments and other strategies will change, it will also affect the panel; in April, the TV panel fell but did not converge. The situation in May is similar to that in April. It is difficult to fully stop falling in the second quarter.