On June 10, SK Telecom fell 5.61% in pre-market trading, trading at approximately $37.85/share, with trading volume of $85,100.

The decline continues a sustained sell-off that began on June 4, following a 19%-plus surge on June 2 driven by news that Anthropic had secretly filed its IPO prospectus. As an investor in Anthropic, SK Telecom briefly attracted strong speculative buying. However, the rally proved unsustainable, with the stock falling sharply in subsequent sessions. Although a multi-year AI infrastructure partnership announced between NVIDIA and SK Group on June 8 briefly lifted shares approximately 5%, buying interest failed to hold. The stock has now essentially returned to pre-hype levels, with prior gains almost entirely erased, indicating the market is repricing the stock on a more rational basis.

Within the Wireless Telecommunication Services sector, peer stocks remain subdued, with T-Mobile US up 0.61%, Millicom International Cellular down 3.35%, Vodafone flat, Rogers flat, and Telephone and Data flat, offering no sector-wide support.

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