[Terminal replenishment demand persists; Non-oriented silicon steel prices may remain stable next week] According to merchant feedback, on the first day after the National Day holiday, most traders raised the prices of silicon steel. However, due to the satisfactory downstream terminal inventory and reluctance to purchase at high prices, actual transactions decreased instead of increased. Consequently, affected by the trading situation, most traders lowered their quotations, resulting in the current non-oriented silicon steel prices being similar to those before the holiday. Additionally, the recovery of consumer demand for home appliances and automobiles has been slow, and motor enterprises have yet to see a turnaround. Demand in October may increase somewhat, but is likely to be lower year-on-year compared to previous years, leading to a general lack of enthusiasm for raw material procurement among motor enterprises. In summary, even with policy incentives...