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Micron, Intel and other chip stocks fall up to 11% after record rally
Chip stocks experienced a significant downturn, with major AI rally leaders seeing sharp profit-taking after a record quarter. The VanEck Semiconductor ETF plunged over 5, led by Micron, Intel, and AMD. Concerns over potential AI computing oversupply, fueled by Meta's plans, prompted investors to re-evaluate lofty valuations. Despite the sell-off, some remain optimistic about AI-focused tech giants.
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· Jun 26, 2026
Micron (NASDAQ: MU) Stock Price Surges 16% On AI Demand While Apple Slides And Inflation Data Rattles Markets
Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) shares surged 16 following blowout earnings and bullish guidance, as artificial intelligence chip demand continues to show no sign of slowing. Memory stocks broadly gained alongside Micron, reflecting sustained investor confidence in the AI-driven hardware cycle that has defined much of the market’s recent momentum. Caterpillar climbed 6 to reach a [] The post Micron (NASDAQ: MU) Stock Price Surges 16 On AI Demand While Apple Slides And Inflation Data Rattles Markets appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal.
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