The global LED market is booming, and the price of 9 moon bulbs is stable.

The latest price report of TrendForce's LED industry research brand LEDinside (LED LED) indicates that the global LED market boom has improved significantly, and that the price of the bulbs has been stable since the price of the upstream chip has stopped. According to analyst Yu Bin, the average retail price of the LED light bulb that replaced the 40 watt incandescent lamp fell 1.3% to $9.3 in September, and the average retail price of the LED bulb replacing the 60 watt incandescent lamp dropped 0.9% to 12.7 US dollars from the price of LED bulbs in the year 2000. The price of the chip is down, and the price of the LED package has been stable. The price of the Chinese LED package, the price of the 2835 product has been close to the cost line after the huge decline since last year, and the price remained stable in September. In addition, as the upstream chip manufacturers have increased the price of the small power chip, the prices of the 2835 downstream products have stabilized. Fixed. The price of 5630 products remained stable in September. The price of EMC3030 products was adjusted by some Korean manufacturers, and the price dropped by about 0.9% in September. The overall bulb price was stable, with a big drop in GE only. Yu Bin said that in September, the LED market was booming. Some manufacturers were full of orders, and the price of the bulbs was generally stable because of the price of upstream materials. In the context of the planned exit from the Asian market, the price of its bulb products in September is larger than that in GE, especially in China. Replacing the 40 Watt part, the US price dropped by 3%, the largest drop in the region, of which GE9 watt 450 lumen bulb prices fell 20.1% to $10.99. Most products in the UK have dropped slightly, and some products have been sold at a reduced price. The overall decline is 2.6%. In September, China's price fell by 0.7%, and some products were sold at a reduced price, such as 7 watts, 490 lumens bulbs, the price dropped to 2.29 dollars, and the quarter fell 5.3%. Prices remained stable in other regions. Replacing the 60 watt part, German prices fell 3.1%, the biggest decline, mainly because of some products at low price promotions, such as LG 12.8 watts 810 lumens bulbs, the price dropped to 7.6 U.S. dollars, a decline of more than 5, and some of PHILPS's products price cut. China's price fell by 1%, of which the price of GE products dropped significantly, such as 9 watt 800 lumens bulbs dropped 12.7% to 8.84 U.S. dollars. Prices in the United States and Britain dropped by 1.9% and 1.4% respectively, while prices in other regions remained stable.