On June 10, continuing the downward trend from the previous trading day, US stock storage sector stocks further declined in pre-market trading. Among them, Micron Technology, Rambus, and SanDisk fell over 3%, while Seagate Technology and Western Digital dropped over 2%, and Silicon Motion fell by 1%.
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US Stock Storage Sector Continues Pre-Market Decline, Micron and SanDisk Drop Over 3%
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