What's Going On With Micron Technology Stock Thursday?
Micron (MU) stock drops 6.2% to $857 amid a tech selloff, Taiwan strike risks, and critical support testing at $804. Read key details.
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Shares of memory- and storage-related chip companies are trading higher amid a broader chip rebound. Concerns over AI cloud services providers' debt levels may be subsiding, which could place more attention on the high demand and supply bottleneck narratives.
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