On November 6, Micron Technology rose 6.66% in Regular Trading, trading at $702.28/share, with turnover of $5.174 billion.

The move came as US chip stocks broadly rebounded in pre-market trading after Thursday's sharp decline, with Micron Technology reported up more than 6% alongside gains in NVIDIA, Broadcom, AMD, Qualcomm, Arm and the iShares Semiconductor ETF.

Background context shows Micron Technology had come under pressure after reports that it halted construction of its planned Taoyuan memory plant in Taiwan amid a labor dispute. The project, budgeted at roughly $3 billion to $4.5 billion and targeted for 2028 production of HBM and DRAM, had raised concerns about AI memory capacity expansion. At the same time, recent market discussion indicated AI storage demand remained firm, with NAND contract prices up 15% to 20% and traditional DRAM contract prices up 10% to 15%, helping support a rebound after the prior selloff.

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