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Micron Technology is selling off sharply in after-hours trading, extending a period of volatility that saw the stock slide during the regular session. This downward pressure appears to be part of a broader semiconductor sector retreat, as investors react to rising Treasury yields and concerns regarding the high financing costs associated with artificial intelligence infrastructure. The move follows a period where major hedge funds have been exiting positions to lock in profits after the stock experienced a significant rally earlier this year. While the company remains a central player in the AI memory boom, the current decline reflects a cooling of sentiment toward the sector as market participants weigh macroeconomic headwinds against long-term demand for high-bandwidth memory.
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