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DRAM Spot Trading Remains Subdued, with DDR3 and 4Gb DDR4 Edging Higher
The latest memory spot price report from TrendForce indicates that DRAM trading remains subdued, with limited overall spot trading volume. DDR3 and 4Gb DDR4 chip prices have seen slight increases, while demand for NAND Flash continues to decline. This reflects a cautious outlook from buyers, who are hesitant to make purchases given the overall sluggish market conditions. Despite small price upticks, the market sentiment remains weak.
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Published 8 Jul 2026, 04:30 UTC1 min read
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Summary
TL;DR
- DDR3 and 4Gb DDR4 chip prices have increased slightly.
- Overall DRAM spot trading volume is limited.
- Mainstream DDR4 prices remain relatively flat.
- NAND Flash spot prices dropped by 2.87%.
- Buyers are exhibiting a cautious wait-and-see approach.
Interesting facts
- The average spot price for DDR4 1Gx8 increased from $36.10 to $37.14 within a week.
- Despite price increases in DDR3 and DDR4, overall demand remains at a low point.
Coverage gaps
- Details on specific market drivers for the weak demand in DDR products.