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DRAM and NAND flash prices still dropping (29 Aug 2007)
DRAM and NAND flash prices both trend downward (23 Aug 2007)
DRAM price up short-lived (17 Aug 2007)
DRAMeXchagne: Further growth in contract market ahead (9 Aug 2007)
DRAM spot prices down slightly, while NAND flash trends higher (2 Aug 2007)
DRAM prices not necessarily at bottom (3 Apr 2007)
Inventory clearance weighs on DDR2 prices (24 Jan 2007)
PC OEMs ink long-term deal to ensure stable supply (29 Nov 2006)
Quiet week again (23 Nov 2006)
NAND flash supply sufficient (16 Nov 2006)
eTT DDR2 market rockets, while all is quiet on the NAND flash front (10 Nov 2006)
NAND flash price rebound? (31 Oct 2006)
Rumors mute NAND flash transactions (24 Oct 2006)
A soft week in the memory market (17 Oct 2006)
DDR2 price upside weakened, mild decline in NAND flash observed (26 Sep 2006)
DDR2 crossover arrives; NAND flash transaction grows tepid (30 Aug 2006)
DRAM markets remain stable, but NAND flash prices continue falling (26 Jul 2006)
DDR prices stay strong, Samsung and Hynix push NAND flash (5 Jul 2006)
Sluggish demand slows growth (13 Jun 2006)
DDR stabilizes on supply concerns, no positive feedback for DDR2 (1 Jun 2006)
Asian holidays mute market (10 May 2006)
Memory prices stay flat despite holiday season in Asia (3 May 2006)
Solid demand firms DDR prices, NAND prices also stabilize (20 Apr 2006)
DDR prices stay strong, low-density NAND flash may sustain short-lived shortage (13 Apr 2006)
865G chipset clearance holds DDR prices firm, temporal NAND growth not to foretell rebound sign (5 Apr 2006)
Quiet week in DRAM spot markets (24 Mar 2006)
DRAM spot prices remain flat (17 Mar 2006)
DDR2 shortage to ease from late March, falling price of NAND to mitigate (9 Mar 2006)
DDR2 prices remain strong; NAND flash pricing pressure continues as supply remains more than sufficient (1 Mar 2006)
DRAM market slow, NAND flash prices continue falling (23 Feb 2006)
No action in the spot market (8 Feb 2006)
DDR2 price momentum continues; NAND flash pricing should head south from late January (25 Jan 2006)
DDR2 pricing retains momentum; stock dumping drags NAND flash prices down (18 Jan 2006)
DRAM spot pricing shows momentum (11 Jan 2006)
A quiet DRAM market helps prices stabilize (4 Jan 2006)
Spot market expects joyful New Year ahead (28 Dec 2005)
DRAM prices rebound (21 Dec 2005)
NAND flash price drops accelerate (14 Dec 2005)
No holiday joy in the DRAM spot market (7 Dec 2005)
All memory pricing trends downward (30 Nov 2005)
DRAM contract price drop picks up speed (23 Nov 2005)
Players begin dumping DRAM inventory; NAND flash demand up (17 Nov 2005)
Makers fight to slow contract price drops (9 Nov 2005)
DDR2 oversupply to ease by December as makers shift capacity (2 Nov 2005)
DDR2 prices still falling faster than DDR prices (26 Oct 2005)
DDR2 will not gain traction until 1Q06; substrate shortage key for flash supply in spot market (19 Oct 2005)
DRAM prices barely move, but NAND flash still on the rise (12 Oct 2005)
No chip shortage amid delayed demand (5 Oct 2005)
A tepid market despite the coming holidays in China (21 Sep 2005)
China holiday not stimulating demand (16 Sep 2005)
DRAM prices to see moderate increase in September (7 Sep 2005)
Memory spot prices continue to slide (31 Aug 2005)
All spot DRAM prices down (24 Aug 2005)
Spot market experiencing the dog days of summer (17 Aug 2005)
Substantial MP3 player demand boost NAND flash prices (10 Aug 2005)
Prices for DRAM and NAND flash both enjoy moderate growth (3 Aug 2005)
Major memory makers to ramp up 12-inch capacity ahead of schedule (27 Jul 2005)
eTT price indicates price rebound signs (20 Jul 2005)
DDR spot prices continue trending upward (13 Jul 2005)
Mainstream DDR prices to pick up in late July (6 Jul 2005)
DDR2/DDR price gap narrows to 5% (30 Jun 2005)
DDR contract prices to pick up in July (28 Jun 2005)
Samsung and Hynix updates (15 Jun 2005)
Spot prices rebounding, NAND flash also on the rise (8 Jun 2005)
DRAM spot prices to stabilize in June (1 Jun 2005)
DRAM spot prices remain stable (25 May 2005)
NAND flash prices going in different directions for high and low densities (18 May 2005)
DDR2 to account for nearly half of DRAM output by year-end (11 May 2005)
Demand for low-density NAND flash continues to surge (4 May 2005)
eTT prices rebound 13%, mainstream DDR prices may rebound as well, as makers shift to flash production (27 Apr 2005)
DDR2 price premium narrows to 5-10% in contract market (20 Apr 2005)
DRAM spot prices down again, but low-density NAND flash up (13 Apr 2005)
Contract prices may come back to haunt spot market (7 Apr 2005)
DDR prices drop below cost (30 Mar 2005)
NAND flash price up 6%, but still waiting for DRAM demand (23 Mar 2005)
More bargaining power for PC OEMs (16 Mar 2005)
Weak confidence, sluggish pricing (9 Mar 2005)
Post-holiday market still on the downside (2 Mar 2005)
Month-end billing pressure, weak demand see DRAM prices trend down (23 Feb 2005)
Anticipate additional DRAM demand from China (16 Feb 2005)
DRAM chipmakers to shift more capacity to NAND flash memory (4 Feb 2005)
Prices end January lower (2 Feb 2005)
Cautious demand with constrained supply (26 Jan 2005)
Quiet week (20 Jan 2005)
Contract, spot see in new year with slight upside (12 Jan 2005)
DRAM, NAND flash prices end 2004 lower (5 Jan 2005)
Demand weakens (29 Dec)
A surprising price trend (22 Dec)
Last round of rally (16 Dec)
Prices still under pressure (8 Dec)
Rebound or not? (1 Dec)
DRAM bearish (24 Nov)
NAND flash prices to trend down after a short-lived rebound (17 Nov)
Dull trading last week (10 Nov)
Contract market is the sweet spot for chipmakers (3 Nov)
Cost-and-pricing environment benefits chipmakers (27 Oct)
DRAM pricing still looks positive (20 Oct)
DRAM prices to maintain uptrend next week (13 Oct)
Stage set for another rally (6 Oct)
DDR and NAND flash pricing gain steam; SDRAM flat (30 Sep)
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DRAM and NAND flash prices still dropping
DRAM and NAND flash prices both trend downward
