On November 5, TrendForce Jibang Consulting announced the November panel price trend forecast: in November 2026, TV, monitor, and laptop panel price estimates are consistent with the previous month. The details are as follows: In November, demand for TV panels was weak, and the overall purchasing momentum of major TV brands in the fourth quarter is expected to decrease by about 5%. Although the panel factory adjusted production capacity in October, the magnitude was not significant, so the panel price will probably only remain flat, and there is no chance of an increase yet. Demand for MNT panels was still weak in November, and overall panel shipments in the fourth quarter are expected to drop 9% quarterly. However, due to the impact of rising costs, panel manufacturers are still actively trying to prepare for an increase in the price of display panels. Under the pressure of understanding the cost of panel manufacturers, most brand customers can accept that the price is flat, but they still conservatively view the possibility that the panel price will rise, so it is expected that the buyer and seller will continue to negotiate the price. It is estimated that demand for laptop panels from major brand customers will drop by more than 20% in the fourth quarter, putting huge shipping pressure on panel manufacturers. In addition, panel manufacturers still have to face pressure from rising component costs. Under the combination of double pressure, most panel manufacturers are indeed in a state of progress and decline. Price cuts are difficult to obtain more demand. Price increases may damage relationships with customers and even jeopardize order distribution next year. Therefore, panel prices are currently generally flat, which is probably the greatest common denominator acceptable to both buyers and sellers at this stage.

On November 5, TrendForce Jibang Consulting announced the November panel price trend forecast: in November 2026, TV, monitor, and laptop panel price estimates are consistent with the previous month. The details are as follows: In November, demand for TV panels was weak, and the overall purchasing momentum of major TV brands in the fourth quarter is expected to decrease by about 5%. Although the panel factory adjusted production capacity in October, the magnitude was not significant, so the panel price will probably only remain flat, and there is no chance of an increase yet. Demand for MNT panels was still weak in November, and overall panel shipments in the fourth quarter are expected to drop 9% quarterly. However, due to the impact of rising costs, panel manufacturers are still actively trying to prepare for an increase in the price of display panels. Under the pressure of understanding the cost of panel manufacturers, most brand customers can accept that the price is flat, but they still conservatively view the possibility that the panel price will rise, so it is expected that the buyer and seller will continue to negotiate the price. It is estimated that demand for laptop panels from major brand customers will drop by more than 20% in the fourth quarter, putting huge shipping pressure on panel manufacturers. In addition, panel manufacturers still have to face pressure from rising component costs. Under the combination of double pressure, most panel manufacturers are indeed in a state of progress and decline. Price cuts are difficult to obtain more demand. Price increases may damage relationships with customers and even jeopardize order distribution next year. Therefore, panel prices are currently generally flat, which is probably the greatest common denominator acceptable to both buyers and sellers at this stage.