US stocks AI trading returns, semiconductor and storage sectors see broad gains, four major storage giants reach record highs
BlockBeats reported on June 16, citing Bitget market data, that US stock AI trading has returned again. The semiconductor and storage sectors saw a general rise, with the four major storage giants all reaching all-time highs. Western Digital surged more than 16%, and Micron rose over 10%.
Among them:
NVIDIA (NVDA) increased by 3.54%;
Intel (INTC) increased by 2.64%;
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) increased by 6.98%;
Qualcomm (QCOM) increased by 4.29%;
Seagate Technology (STX) increased by 3.11%;
Western Digital (WDC) increased by 16.1%;
SanDisk (SNDK) increased by 6.45%;
Micron Technology (MU) increased by 10.84%.
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