COVID-Fueled TV Demand Surge Waning, Says DSCC
Display Supply Chain Consultants is sticking with previous forecasts that LCD TV prices, having peaked in July, “will decline for the rest of the year,” reported the analytics company Monday. The pandemic-fueled consumer TV demand surge “has eased and industry…
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supply has caught up to demand,” said DSCC. Even with the projected second-half declines, TV prices at year’s end will remain higher than they were in December and “dramatically higher than their all-time lows,” it said.