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Micron Stock Nears $1,000 Again as AI Memory Rally Faces June 24 Test

Micron Stock Nears $1,000 Again as AI Memory Rally Faces June 24 Test

Micron Technology shares are back within reach of the $1,000 mark after a sharp rebound in chip stocks, with MU closing Thursday at $995.87, up 11.66%, and indicated slightly lower in early Friday premarket trading. The move matters because Micron has become one of the clearest stock-market proxies for the AI memory boom, with its market value around $1.14 trillion and investors now debating whether the rally still has room to run. The latest jump followed a fast reset in semiconductor shares. Barron’s reported that Micron rose about 12% Thursday after a 17% drop over the previous five sessions, while MarketWatch said the broader memory-chip pullback was being treated by some analysts as a “healthy” correction rather than a change in fundamentals. DRAM, or dynamic random-access memory, is the temporary memory used by servers and devices; high-bandwidth memory, or HBM, is a faster stacked version used heavily in AI accelerators.
Dow, S&P 500 Futures Tick Up; Oil Slides, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Dow, S&P 500 Futures Tick Up; Oil Slides, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Stocks on Wall Street were poised to open a bit higher Friday, with U.S. futures steady to slightly up after a steep rally on Thursday. The S&P 500 futures edged up 0.2%. Dow futures gained 0.4%. Nasdaq futures barely moved, early AP market data showed. On Thursday, the Dow finished up 929.97 points, or 1.86%. The S&P 500 ended 1.75% higher at 7,394.30. The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.54% to 25,809.66. Oil prices tumbled in premarket trading after President Donald Trump scrapped planned strikes on Iran and said a peace agreement that might reopen the Strait of Hormuz could be signed as early as this weekend. Brent fell 4.22% to $86.57 a barrel. U.S. WTI crude dropped 4.33% to $83.91 a barrel, the lowest for both since April 17. "Headlines are driving the market once again," Tamas Varga, an analyst at PVM Oil Associates, told Reuters. ING analysts said oil could still jump if flows remain disrupted through late July.
Micron Shares Pop 12% With AI Memory Trade Back in Focus Before Earnings

Micron Shares Pop 12% With AI Memory Trade Back in Focus Before Earnings

Micron Technology Inc. finished Thursday up 11.66% at $995.87 on Nasdaq, bouncing back sharply after hitting an intraday high of $996.55. The memory-chip maker closed with a market cap of about $1.14 trillion as the AI hardware rally rolled on this year. Chip stocks powered a sharp rebound, with the PHLX Semiconductor Index jumping 7.9% for its biggest one-day rise since April 2025. Reuters said the Dow added 1.86%, the S&P 500 was up 1.75%, and the Nasdaq Composite rose 2.54%. “Just as we had gone up too far, too fast, we came down too far, too fast,” said Robert Phipps, director at Per Stirling Capital Management, to Reuters.
Dow Jones Recovers, Inflation Keeps Fed Jitters in Play

Dow Jones Recovers, Inflation Keeps Fed Jitters in Play

Dow Jones Industrial Average ticked up Thursday, with traders stepping in to buy after this week’s steep drop. Gains looked shaky, though, as wholesale inflation came in hot and energy prices plus Fed rate worries hung over the market. The blue-chip index traded at 50,203.87, rising 285.09 points, or 0.57%, with real-time figures from Investing.com at 10:51:25 ET. The Dow started the session at 49,972.07 and moved between 49,972.07 and 50,399.98.
S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow edge higher as chip names catch a bid

S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow edge higher as chip names catch a bid

U.S. stocks climbed Thursday morning as buyers moved back into big tech and chip names. Investors continued to track inflation numbers, Middle East tension, and the Fed’s direction. According to delayed LSEG figures via Reuters, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.68% to 50,258.33, the Nasdaq Composite added 0.61% to 25,323.80 and the S&P 500 was up 0.51% at 7,304.00. Quotes lag at least 15 minutes. The partial bounce followed a rough session Wednesday. S&P 500 slipped 1.6% to 7,266.99, Dow slid 953.33 points, or 1.9%, to 49,918.78, and Nasdaq shed 2% to 25,169.50, according to AP market data. AP said artificial-intelligence stocks were under new pressure and oil prices climbed after President Donald Trump threatened more attacks on Iran.
Micron Falls Again as AI Memory Trade Faces Issues

Micron Falls Again as AI Memory Trade Faces Issues

Micron Technology fell 4.7% to $891.88 on Wednesday as selling hit AI-linked chipmakers. The stock has traded like a top AI bet this year, but now investors are pushing back on its valuation. Micron has been a big 2026 winner among semiconductor names. Micron’s business did not collapse on Tuesday, but investors lost patience. Reuters said the Philadelphia semiconductor index dropped 3.6% Wednesday. Nvidia and Broadcom were heavy drags on the S&P 500. The Nasdaq Composite shed 1.98%.
US stock futures slip with CPI ahead as Iran oil risk stirs Fed worries

US stock futures slip with CPI ahead as Iran oil risk stirs Fed worries

Stock futures dipped early Wednesday as traders waited for the May inflation print, a report that could shape whether the latest Wall Street slide turns into a buying opportunity or a reset for high-growth names that track rates. E-mini S&P 500 futures last traded at 7,330.25, off 62.50 points. Nasdaq 100 futures were lower by 371.25 points at 28,745.75, while Dow futures dropped 374 points to 50,535, per Barchart data. Traders aren’t just watching the CPI number. The Consumer Price Index tracks changes in what people pay for daily goods and services. This report comes at a tricky time with oil prices still affected by war risk, bond markets on edge about persistent inflation, and the Federal Reserve set to meet next week. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is set to release the May CPI at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Micron Stock’s $1 Trillion AI Test Is Here as Traders Look to June 24

Micron Stock’s $1 Trillion AI Test Is Here as Traders Look to June 24

Micron Technology shares head into Wednesday’s session under fresh pressure after a sharp AI-stock wobble cut into one of Wall Street’s biggest rallies of the year. The memory-chip maker closed Tuesday at $935.89, down about 1.5%, leaving its market value near $1.07 trillion before the opening bell. That matters now because Micron is no longer trading like a cyclical chip supplier. Investors have priced it as a core beneficiary of artificial intelligence spending, where high-bandwidth memory, or HBM — stacked memory that moves data quickly around AI processors — has become a scarce part of the data-center buildout.
Dow Edges Up 16 Points, Nasdaq Falls After Bell

Dow Edges Up 16 Points, Nasdaq Falls After Bell

Dow edges up as tech slump weighs on market The Dow Jones Industrial Average inched up 16 points on Tuesday, while a late-session tech slide pulled the market down. The Dow finished 15.98 points, or 0.03%, higher at 50,801.99. The S&P 500 gave up 39.47 points, or 0.53%, to 7,366.26. The Nasdaq Composite shed 314.38 points, or 1.21%, to 25,615.28. The split made a difference as investors pulled back from crowded plays in artificial intelligence and chips, leaving other stocks mostly alone. The Dow works as a price-weighted average of 30 major U.S. blue chips, so the higher-priced names move the index more than the cheaper stocks.
AI Stocks Fall Again Even as Broadcom’s $35 Billion Deal Hits

AI Stocks Fall Again Even as Broadcom’s $35 Billion Deal Hits

Chip stocks tied to AI dropped for a second day Tuesday. Investors kept selling semis, despite Broadcom rolling out a $35 billion financing plan to boost computing power for Anthropic and other major AI labs. That’s what’s happening. Wall Street isn’t denying that AI compute demand is real. But traders are questioning if the prices in stocks like Broadcom, Nvidia, AMD and Micron allow for any slip.
Chip Selloff Trips Up Wall Street’s AI Rally

Chip Selloff Trips Up Wall Street’s AI Rally

S&P 500 and Nasdaq slipped by midday Tuesday, pulling back after an early rally from chip stocks faded and tech weighed on the market. Nasdaq was down 1.71%, S&P 500 dropped 0.99%, and the Dow lost 0.52%, according to LSEG data. Semiconductors slipped as the AI rally ran out of steam, with the Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index dropping 2% after being up 3% earlier in the session. Broadcom, Micron and Nvidia all traded lower. “Tech stocks have carried the market’s growth and momentum,” said Jordan Rizzuto, chief investment officer at GammaRoad Capital Partners. He said that left the sector open to profit taking as rate concerns ticked up.
Dow climbs in New York, but gains may stall

Dow climbs in New York, but gains may stall

U.S. stocks climbed Tuesday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 154.87 points, or 0.30%, to close at 50,940.88. Tech names bounced and traders cited lower Middle East tensions. The S&P 500 was up 0.22%. The Nasdaq Composite edged down 0.03%. Numbers are from LSEG, via Reuters, and are delayed at least 15 minutes. The Dow is trying to stay positive after last week’s tech selloff rattled a market that had been driven by AI demand. The regular New York session was underway; the NYSE core hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern. The next holiday for U.S. equity markets is Juneteenth on June 19.
U.S. Stocks Hit Records This Week — Why the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Rally Survived the Oil Shock

Dow Up While Nasdaq Dips; AI Rally Meets Inflation Data

Dow, S&P 500 edge up, Nasdaq slips in midday trade U.S. stocks were mixed late Tuesday morning. The Dow and S&P 500 held small gains, while the Nasdaq slipped after a rebound in artificial-intelligence shares and ahead of another inflation readout this week. Delayed LSEG data from Reuters showed the S&P 500 up 0.22% at 7,421.81, the Dow up 0.30% at 50,940.88, and the Nasdaq down 0.03% at 25,921.29. Wall Street is looking to recover after tech stocks dropped hard late last week. Now investors are waiting for May’s Consumer Price Index from the Labor Department, expected at 8:30 a.m. EDT Wednesday.
Micron Shares Edge Higher Again, But AI Memory Push Still Has a Snag

Micron Shares Edge Higher Again, But AI Memory Push Still Has a Snag

Micron Technology shares climbed ahead of the U.S. open on Tuesday, adding to gains after last week’s drop in chip stocks. Investors came back to AI-focused memory stocks. Micron traded at $985.04 in premarket, up 3.77%. It closed Monday at $949.28, up nearly 10%. New York regular trading had yet to start at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Micron is in focus as a signal for whether Wall Street still has faith in the AI hardware trade after a rough stretch. Nasdaq 100 futures led U.S. index gains ahead of the open. Reuters reported Nvidia, Broadcom, and Micron were up 0.8% to 4.4% before the bell.
Wall Street Volatility Index Jumps as Chip Stocks Swing

Wall Street Volatility Index Jumps as Chip Stocks Swing

Wall Street’s main volatility index dropped on Monday, with chip stocks rebounding after falling hard in the previous session. The move came as traders returned to the sector following a quick selloff that shook a market set up for nearly flawless trading. VIX dropped 12.04% to 18.92 late Monday, according to Cboe. The gauge, tracking S&P 500 volatility for the coming month through options prices, had finished at 21.51 Friday and started the session at 20.29.
Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones gains with chip stocks ahead of inflation data

Dow Jones bounces back above 51,000 as chip stocks rebound The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded up 244 points, or 0.48%, to 51,110.80 in early Monday trading. The move comes after a sharp fall Friday, with chip makers lifting the index. The S&P 500 advanced 1.09% and the Nasdaq Composite gained 1.72%. Bounce matters as traders weigh if Friday’s drop was just a quick reset or signals a tougher pullback after the AI rally. Nasdaq, with heavier tech weighting than the Dow, led the rebound. The Dow’s smaller move stayed closer to its usual industrials, banks, healthcare, and consumer stocks.
Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street’s Chip Rebound Lifts Nasdaq — Inflation Test Comes Next

Wall Street advanced in Monday morning trading, led by a rebound in chip and other technology shares, as investors moved back into the artificial intelligence trade after Friday’s sharp break in momentum. The Nasdaq Composite was up 1.43%, the S&P 500 rose 0.87% to 7,448.31 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 0.22%, Reuters market data from LSEG showed. The move matters because one of the year’s main market engines — demand for AI chips and computing power — had begun to look less certain. Monday’s bounce suggested investors were not ready to abandon the trade, even as they watched rates, oil and earnings risk more closely.
SOXL’s 433% Rally in AI Chip Sector Meets Sharp Pullback

SOXL’s 433% Rally in AI Chip Sector Meets Sharp Pullback

Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3X Shares climbed in early U.S. trading Monday, bouncing after last week’s sharp drop. Investors went back into chip names following a snap in the AI trade. The inverse fund, Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3X Shares, fell. SOXL traded at $209.62, up $27.08 from Friday. SOXS dropped to $5.75. Among unlevered semiconductor ETFs, iShares Semiconductor ETF rose roughly 5.2% and VanEck Semiconductor ETF added around 4.6%. That’s less than SOXL, reflecting the effect of leverage on daily moves.
Micron Technology Stock Surges as AI Memory Shortage Puts MU at Center of Chip Rally

Micron Shares Edge Up in Premarket; Investors Await Next AI Test

Micron Technology was up in premarket trade Monday, rebounding 8.2% after last week’s drop. Shares changed hands at $935.07, ahead of the open, after a $864.01 close on Friday. Chip names steadied and traders reworked positions in the AI memory group. Chip stocks took a heavy hit Friday, erasing over $1 trillion in market value for U.S.-listed makers. Micron shares tumbled 11%, wiping out around $127 billion in value, Reuters said. The Nasdaq Composite lost 4.18%. The Nasdaq 100 was down 4.77%.
Dow Futures Edge Lower as Nasdaq Recovers; AI Selloff Gets a Test Today

Dow Futures Edge Lower as Nasdaq Recovers; AI Selloff Gets a Test Today

Dow futures fell in early trading Monday while Nasdaq 100 futures gained, as chip stocks rallied but oil prices rose again and rate-hike odds climbed, leaving U.S. stock futures mixed. Dow Jones futures slipped 91 points, or 0.18%, to 50,845 just after 5:30 a.m. EDT. S&P 500 futures were up 22.75 points, or 0.31%, at 7,423.25. Nasdaq 100 futures led with a 199.25-point gain, or 0.69%, to 29,225.75. Futures contracts move before the opening bell and can signal how stocks might open.
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    July 3, 2026, 8:30 AM EDT. Satsuma Technology PLC (SATS) told shareholders to vote against the plan to return capital and delist from the London Stock Exchange. The board moved to clear up confusion after a circular sent on June 24, 2026. Directors said the outcome will depend on where Bitcoin is trading at the time the company sells assets and if the court signs off. Updated payout figures now use a lower Bitcoin price-$59,923 instead of $64,255-and add in £3 million of estimated extra cash. Satsuma said it will stick to cash discipline and send monthly updates. The board flagged ongoing volatility and unknown termination costs that could hit the final amount returned.
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