Expect more of the same for 2026, says ecsn
📊Executive Summary
The Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn) reports a cautious outlook for 2026, reflecting ongoing global trade issues, high customer inventories, and a decline in car manufacturing. The forecast indicates a potential 9% decline in demand for electronic components in 2025, driven by weak market conditions and a significant inventory overhang. While certain sectors like connectors for electric vehicles and military/aerospace markets show growth, overall demand remains sluggish. The report highlights the impact of economic factors in Europe and China, with modest growth predictions for 2026. Procurement teams should be aware of the shifting demand dynamics and potential price increases as the market adjusts to these conditions....
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