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The article describes a broader semiconductors selloff and growth-stock rotation; MU historically tracks semis cycle sentiment and memory demand; short-term downside pressure is likely if weakness persists.
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U.S. stock futures were lower Tuesday as Nasdaq 100 futures fell more than 2%, with weakness extending to semiconductors after TSMC dropped about 4.3% premarket to $447.44. The move suggests near-term pressure on MU and other memory peers as investors rotate away from growth stocks. A sustained semis downturn could weigh MU's pricing and demand outlook.
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