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SK Hynix, Micron Extend Losses as AI Boom Slowdown Fears Grow

Memory chip stocks including SK Hynix and Micron extended losses in premarket trading as fears grow that the AI investment boom may cool, slowing memory demand. SK Hynix shares are down 58% from their peak, fueling concerns of a cycle top. Near-term pressure persists, while long-term demand outlook remains uncertain.

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