This week, the futures and spot prices of industrial silicon rose simultaneously. The slow resumption of production by major factories, coupled with the reduction in output by some enterprises in the south, and the gradual release of terminal orders, have all contributed to an increase in market transaction activity. Recently, the price center of industrial silicon futures has been continuously rising. With only one month left of the wet season in the southwest region, most factories are not under significant financial pressure. The sentiment of holding back sales at low prices is obvious, and the willingness to raise prices is strong. Some purchasers have already started to stock up in moderation.