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After a strong rally following Micron's earnings report, the stock lost momentum at the start of the week, erasing most of the post-earnings gains. According to CNBC, Micron shares slid, reversing the majority of their surge.
The decline reflects profit-taking after the earnings-driven rally and growing uncertainty about the memory chip demand outlook. Market data shows MU closed at $1,072.50 (June 29 close), having hit an intraday high of $1,128.70, representing a roughly 5% drop from the peak.
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Sign InTraders are now watching macroeconomic data and sector reports that could impact semiconductor demand, such as US and European manufacturing PMIs. Upcoming earnings from major tech companies will also provide clues on the chip sector's direction.