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Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories remain above 570,000 metric tons, indicating continued significant supply-demand imbalances. Domestic polysilicon producers continued to cut production this month, with total domestic output exp...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories currently remain above 570,000 metric tons, with supply-demand imbalances and oversupply pressures still substantial. Although domestic polysilicon output fell by approximately 20,000 metric ton...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories remain above 560,000 metric tons, with substantial oversupply pressure persisting. Although domestic polysilicon output fell by approximately 20,000 metric tons month on month in October, supply...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories continued to build this week, remaining above 560,000 metric tons, with the supply-demand imbalance yet to ease significantly. This week, an industry self-discipline meeting in Hangzhou pushed p...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories currently remain above 540,000 metric tons, continuing to rise, while production is still increasing, further intensifying the supply-demand imbalance. The polysilicon market remains caught betw...  more

Polysilicon  Polysilicon inventories remain above 540,000 metric tons, while production continues to ramp up, adding to the pressure from oversupply. The market remains caught between strong expectations for policy support and wea...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories remain on an upward trajectory, with production continuing to ramp up and total industry inventory staying above 540,000 tonnes. At present, policy intervention remains the key factor influencin...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon producers continue to ramp up output, increasing supply-demand imbalances and keeping industry-wide inventories at elevated levels of more than 540,000 metric tons. Supported by expectations of anti-involut...  more

Polysilicon Polysilicon inventories remain at approximately 530,000 metric tons, with inventory accumulation continuing and the supply-demand imbalance yet to ease. Driven by expectations of forthcoming policy intervention, some l...  more