Despite the successive drops in the international prices for gas, raw materials and maritime shipping, they were
still not enough to quell inflation......
Due to increasingly frequent and intense extreme weather events in China, power use by businesses and households surged in mid-August and overwhelmed power grids, forcing the Sichuan government......
Japan’s Murata, Taiyo Yuden, and TDK as well as Korea’s Samsung published their 2Q22 financial reports in early August......
1.Top 10 MLCC Suppliers' 2Q22 Market Share
2.Production and Shipment Overview
3.BB Ratio
4.Quarterly Shipment Forecast
5.Inventory Status
6.3Q22 Market Outlook and Shipment Forecast
7.MLCC WW Demand Forecast by Main Applications
8.2H22 MLCC Price Trend
9.Revenue Tracking
The CPI data for July published by the United States Department of Labor last week fell to 8.5%. The PPI also
declined by 1.5 percentage points in July, from 11.3% to 9.8%. While the figures were a result of ...
Near the end of July, China’s Ministry of Industry and Informational Technology announced that their domestic smartphone shipments from January to June this year totaled 136 million, a 21.7% decrease YoY...
While global energy and raw material prices have started to fall, inflation remains high. The CPI data for June published by the United States Department of Labor rose to 9.1%, its highest rate in 40 years, with the PPI climbing to 11.3%......
Recently, the inflation indicator that everyone’s been focused on, the US’s CPI (Consumer Price Index) for June, was announced by the US Department of Labor on July 13th and showed a YoY rise of 9.1% and stirring up discussion in the market. Then the PPI (Producer Price Index) was immediately announced and showed a YoY jump of 11.3%, effectively revealing that governmental currency and economic policies failed to curb inflation...
According to the announcement of ISM (Institute for Supply Management) on July 1, US PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index), which has been falling since the peak of 61.1 in September 2021, declined to 53.0 in June 2022, indicating a continued slowdown in US economy...
Affected by the stalemate in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the slow recovery of manufacturing activities in China due to Covid-19 control measures, and the sharp increase in global inflation, the CPI in China and the US, the world’s two biggest economies, skyrocketed in May, forcing central banks worldwide to raise interest rates...