Taipei – According to DigiTimes, prices for CCLs remain stable, although demand from PCB clients has yet to see a seasonal upturn. CCL makers expect Q3 FY 08 sales to grow only 5 to 15 percent, weaker than recorded for previous high seasons. CCL prices rose last in May amid rising copper prices. Copper prices continued to surge to USD 8,720 per metric ton in early July, but they have now fallen back to about USD 8,200 per metric ton; despite drops in copper prices and calls from PCB clients for CCL quote reductions, CCL prices remain at May levels. Click here to read the full article.