On October 30, SK hynix fell 6.91% in Regular Trading to $153.18, with turnover of $823 million.
The move was accompanied by broad weakness across memory and semiconductor names as investors reassessed the payoff from heavy AI infrastructure spending after major tech earnings. On the same day, reports showed SK hynix down more than 6% in US pre-market trading, while Western Digital, Seagate, Micron and Sandisk also declined, indicating a sector-led selloff rather than an isolated company-specific shock.
Contextually, the pressure followed a sharp risk-off move in Asia, where SK hynix had dropped about 7% in Korea and the KOSPI fell 3.53%. Earlier reports also noted concern over unresolved plans tied to Solidigm's potential US NAND expansion, though no final decision has been made. The latest same-day news flow most directly points to industry-wide de-rating tied to AI capex concerns and weaker sentiment toward storage stocks.
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