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Shares of memory- and storage-related chip companies are trading lower amid continued weakness as investors weigh intensifying Chinese competition and concerns over possible market oversupply. Rising inflation concerns and elevated energy prices are fueling expectations for further Fed rate hikes, which could increase borrowing costs and weigh on demand across the sector.

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