Micron Technology and its memory-chip peers have suffered a small dent in the past week, after racking up huge gains in recent months. Micron shares have fallen 14% in the past five trading sessions, although the stock was up 3.3% to $1,007.26 in Monday’s premarket, along with the the and the There was no clear reason for the selloff beyond nervousness around the wider technology sector.
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