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Shares of foundry, fabricator and IDM semiconductor companies are trading lower as the industry pulls back from earlier gains, possibly due to pressure from Asia as ChangXin Memory Technologies prepares for its Shanghai STAR Market debut. Industry weakness could result from investors adopting a risk-off stance amid a broader AI-related pullback.
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