PVinsights: Solar prices slightly lower in thin Chinese holiday trading
Although thin holiday trading limited the scope of decline, the polysilicon prices remained under pressure amid demand weakness and RMB depreciation. Polysilicon prices has been pulled back from highs earlier this year as unexpected cut in multi-crystalline wafer production raised worries that weak global demand could hike price competition more severely more than initially expected. Moreover, since Chinese polysilicon become sufficient in supply as suppliers retrieve their full productions, distorted balance of supply and demand kept polysilicon prices under increasing pressure. In addition, another key factor in the drop of polysilicon price this week was the depreciation of RMB. HMeanwhile, in overseas market, polysilicon prices continued on a clear price downtrend following the collapse of Chinese polysilicon prices. Since major buyers took conservative approach in terms of procurement amid waning demand, decreased order visibilities have triggered further price reduction in the overseas market.
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