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BofA flags NAND memory downside

Bank of America reportedly warns of NAND downside, citing spot price falls of about 20% since October, weaker device and China hyperscaler orders and possibly delayed contract talks.

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Not yet known

  • Unconfirmed: whether Bank of America has issued a NAND memory downside warning
  • Unconfirmed: whether NAND spot prices have fallen about 20% since mid-to-late October
  • Unconfirmed: whether PC, smartphone and China hyperscaler NAND orders have weakened
  • Whether 1Q27 NAND contract price negotiations will be delayed

What we know

Bank of America reportedly sees NAND as a bigger concern: spot prices are down roughly 20% since mid-to-late October, orders are weaker among PC and smartphone makers and China hyperscalers, and 1Q27 contract price negotiations may be delayed.

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“BoA: NAND downside... spot-price corrections (down 20%+/- since mid- to late-Oct)”

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