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To: Gottfried who wrote (59913)	2/4/2002 12:04:11 AM
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Chip sales in Q4 are sequentially flat, ending 2001 decline, says SIA Semiconductor Business News (02/03/02 18:18 p.m. EST) siliconstrategies.com SAN JOSE -- Worldwide chip sales sequentially slipped 4% to $10.18 billion in December from $10.60 billion in November, said a new monthly report released today (Sunday) by the Semiconductor Industry Association here. The decline followed two months of increases--in October and November--but the SIA said December's drop was "consistent with seasonal patterns" in past years. All regions dropped in December compared to November, with the Americas sequentially declining 1.2%, Europe down 5.3%, Japan falling 8.5%, and the Asia Pacific slipping 2.2% from the prior month. Using a three-month moving average, December chip sales in the Americas totaled $2.47 billion, in Europe $2.20 billion, in Japan $2.13 billion, and in Asia Pacific $3.39 billion, according to the SIA.

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