January 7th News: On January 6th, two listed companies specializing in lithium iron phosphate disclosed that they have raised prices for their downstream customers. One of them stated that the specific price increase is not convenient to disclose, while a representative from the other company mentioned that the price increase for major customers ranges from 1,500 to 2,000 yuan per ton. Chempricehub analyzed lithium iron phosphate, giving it a long-short score of 1.5. The disclosure by listed companies of a price increase of 1,500–2,000 yuan per ton for lithium iron phosphate indicates strong downstream demand or increased cost pressures. This will directly drive up spot prices and stimulate market purchasing enthusiasm. The positive factors are clear, and the magnitude is significant but not extreme. It is expected that the spot market will maintain an upward trend in the short term.