U.S. storage and semiconductor names extended their losses on July 24, according to market data cited by BlockBeats. The storage chip index was down more than 6.4%, with SanDisk falling 9.4%, Micron dropping 6.6%, Western Digital losing 5.8%, and Seagate Technology off 4.9%.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index was also lower, down 4.1% at the time of the update. Its components broadly declined, including Credo Technology, down 10%, Astera Labs, down 9.3%, Coherent, down 8.8%, Marvell Technology, down 7%, Rambus, down 6.4%, and Nvidia, down 0.3%.
The figures were cited from BIT (bit.com) market data in the original BlockBeats report. No additional market context or drivers were provided in the source update.
U.S. storage and semiconductor stocks extended their losses on July 24, according to a BlockBeats market update citing BIT (bit.com) data.
The storage chip index was down more than 6.4%. Among its components, SanDisk fell 9.4%, Micron dropped 6.6%, Western Digital lost 5.8%, and Seagate Technology declined 4.9%.
Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also moved lower
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index was down 4.1% at the time of the report, with broad declines across its components. Credo Technology fell 10%, Astera Labs dropped 9.3%, Coherent lost 8.8%, Marvell Technology was down 7%, Rambus fell 6.4%, and Nvidia slipped 0.3%.
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