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Digitimes November 6, 2026 By Levi Li neutral

TV panel makers hold prices firm in November despite fading demand, with supply cuts proving crucial

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The global TV panel market entered a period of fragile equilibrium in November 2026 following the end of peak-season inventory replenishment. Although TV brands have become more cautious in procurement, panel manufacturers are adjusting production at advanced-generation LCD fabs to stabilize prices, with rising upstream material costs reinforcing their reluctance to offer discounts.
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