PV Upstream Multi-Segment Stalemate Holds Steady, Module Prices Continue to Decline [SMM Weekly Review]
[SMM Weekly Review: PV Upstream Segments Hold Steady in Stalemate, Module Prices Continue to Slide] This week, solar cell market prices remained stable overall, with quotes across all sizes unchanged WoW. Supply stayed at low levels and inventory continued to draw down. The market maintained a balance between cost support and demand divergence, with the tug-of-war between upstream and downstream persisting. Prices are expected to remain stable in the short term. In terms of pricing, all sizes held steady. The 183 price range remained at 0.29-0.301 Yuan/W. The 210R price range held at 0.305-0.314 Yuan/W, still dominated by exports to ex-China markets. The export window is expected to extend into early November, with supply prioritized for export orders. Available domestic supply is limited, leaving no basis for price adjustments. The 210N price range held at 0.295-0.3 Yuan/W, stabilizing after last week's raise. Although wafer producers intend to hold prices firm, the recent continued decline in silver prices has offset cost-side support, limiting upward momentum for prices. At this stage, downstream buyers are restocking at a need-based pace, with actual order negotiations locked in a stable tug-of-war. In the short term, the upstream-downstream stalemate may persist until early November, and prices across all sizes are expected to remain stable or move sideways.