Global semiconductor sales down ~3% in November owing to market uncertainty
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Macroeconomic headwinds and cyclicity led to lower semiconductor sales in November.
Total global semiconductor industry sales were $45.5B during the month of November 2022, a decrease of 2.9% from last month and down 9.2% Y/Y, according to Semiconductor Industry Association or SIA.
Region-wise Y/Y sales: Americas +5.2%, Europe +4.5%, and Japan +1.2%, but decreased in Asia Pacific/All Other -13.9% and China -21.2%.
Region-wise M/M sales: Europe -1.0%, Japan -1.2%, Americas -1.4%, Asia Pacific/All Other -3.0%, and China -5.3%.
The World Semiconductor Trade Statistics or WSTS Organization projects annual global sales will increase 4.4% in 2022 and decrease 4.1% in 2023, totaling $580.1B and 2023 projected to be $556.5B.

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