U.S. stocks’ semiconductor and memory sectors broadly fell in premarket trading, with SanDisk and Micron falling more than 3%,SK SK hynix ADR fell 5%
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U.S. stocks’ semiconductor and memory sectors broadly fell in premarket trading, with SanDisk and Micron falling more than 3%,SK SK hynix ADR fell 5%BlockBeats news,October 13, according to BIT(bit.com) market data, in U.S. premarket trading, semiconductor and memory stocks broadly fell:
Seagate Technology (STX) fell 3.4%;
Western Digital (WDC) fell 3.8%;
SanDisk (SNDK) fell 3.3%;
Micron Technology (MU) fell 3.03%;
SK SK hynix ADR fell 5%;
NVIDIA (NVDA) fell 0.8%;
Intel (INTC) fell 0.95%;
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) fell 1.84%.
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October 13 In U.S. premarket trading, semiconductor and memory stocks broadly fell.
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Seagate Technology (STX) fell 3.4%, Western Digital (WDC) fell 3.8%。
The source states that the data came from BIT market data.
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Premarket trading is the trading period before the official opening of U.S. stock markets. The material shows that share prices of several semiconductor- and memory-related companies fell during this period, with SK SK hynix ADR recording the largest decline.
Why it matters to readers
Several related stocks fell simultaneously, indicating that the sector was broadly under pressure in premarket trading.
This reflects market performance before the official opening and is not equivalent to the closing result for the day.
Risks and unknowns
The material does not state the reason for the sector’s decline.
The material does not provide an independent market-data screenshot or cross-validation from other sources.
It remains uncertain whether the decline will continue after the official opening.
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