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Samsung and SK Hynix both weak in premarket, SK Hynix down 2%

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix both weakened in premarket trading, with SK Hynix down about 2%, as investors turned cautious ahead of the two companies' preliminary earnings releases. The near-term pressure is negative, but much of the earnings optimism may already be priced in, so the medium-term impact depends on actual results and memory pricing trends.

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