U.S. storage-related stocks turned positive after recovering from steep early-session losses, according to MSX.COM data cited by Odaily. The group had fallen 4% to 7% at the open before reversing course by the time of publication. Micron Technology was up 2.77%, Western Digital gained 0.07%, Seagate Technology rose 1.94%, Sandisk added 2.64%, and SK Hynix advanced 3.74%. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also trimmed its decline to 1.7% and stood at 11,655 after falling as much as 5.6% earlier in the session. The move marked a broad rebound across the storage segment, with all names mentioned turning higher by press time.
U.S. storage stocks moved back into positive territory after erasing opening losses of 4% to 7%, according to MSX.COM data cited by Odaily.
As of publication, Micron Technology was up 2.77%, Western Digital had gained 0.07%, Seagate Technology was higher by 1.94%, Sandisk had risen 2.64%, and SK Hynix was up 3.74%.
The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index also narrowed its loss to 1.7% at 11,655, after dropping as much as 5.6% earlier.
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