Global Chip Market Will Decline 20% This Year

Published: May 12, 2023 18:19 (GMT+8)
According to eeNews, Future Horizons analyst Malcolm Payne slightly eased his outlook on the global chip market in 2023, raising his forecast to 20%.

According to eeNews, Future Horizons analyst Malcolm Payne slightly eased his outlook on the global chip market in 2023, raising his forecast to 20%. Previously, he had forecast a 22% drop.

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