Micron sales forecast lifts Asian markets and US futures

Asian markets surged on June 25 after Micron Technology projected robust future demand during its fiscal third quarter earnings call. The chipmaker's shares rose sharply, boosting confidence in the AI trade. Falling oil prices added to the positive sentiment across regional bourses.

Micron Technology held its Q3 2026 post-earnings analyst call on June 24. Executives including Satya Kumar, Sumit Sadana, Manish Bhatia and Mark Murphy discussed forward-looking statements on market demand and supply.

The company's stellar sales forecast reignited investor optimism around AI chip demand and the memory chip market. US futures rose in tandem, mirroring the upbeat outlook.

Regional Asian bourses eased earlier concerns as a result. The moves came alongside declining oil prices, which offered additional relief to investors monitoring dollar strength and Treasury yields.

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Illustration of Seoul stock traders reacting to KOSPI surge driven by Micron earnings.
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Seoul stocks surge sharply on Micron earnings

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The KOSPI index opened sharply higher on June 25, driven by Micron Technology's strong earnings. It rose 5.61 percent to 8,945.95 by 9:15 a.m.

Micron Technology posted strong revenue growth in recent quarters driven by AI demand.

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Asian markets rebounded cautiously on Wednesday after a tech-led global selloff. The move renewed concerns over the durability of the AI-driven rally.

China's GPU leaders Cambricon and MetaX reported strong first-quarter results driven by demand for local AI chips. Cambricon's revenue jumped 160 per cent year-on-year to 2.89 billion yuan (US$423 million), with profit soaring 185 per cent to 1 billion yuan. The Beijing-based firm attributed the growth to a 'sustained surge in the AI industry’s computing power demand'.

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Asian stock markets fell sharply as the artificial intelligence driven rally lost momentum. South Korea's KOSPI index halted trading after a steep decline. Investors focused on possible Federal Reserve interest rate increases and fresh inflation figures.

South Korean stocks opened at a fresh record high on Monday, boosted by semiconductor gains even as concerns mounted over a potential breakdown in the US-Iran peace deal.

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