On June 26, Flex Ltd. declined 3.22% overnight, trading at $156.09/share, with turnover of $210,500.

On the news front, Flex was officially added to the S&P 500 Index on June 22, which initially drove a 3.31% gain as passive funds executed concentrated allocation. After two consecutive sessions of profit-taking, the stock rebounded 4.43% on June 25, but the sharp short-term recovery has now triggered renewed adjustment pressure.

Simultaneously, the Electronic Manufacturing Services sector retreated broadly, amplifying downward momentum. Among sector peers, Celestica fell 2.44%, Fabrinet fell 2.2%, TTM Technologies fell 1.7%, Jabil Circuit fell 0.71%, while TE Connectivity edged up 0.07%. The sector-wide weakness compounded selling pressure on the stock following its recent volatile post-index-inclusion trajectory.

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