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Micron rebounds as Morgan Stanley points to AI demand durability

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MarketWatch reports Micron shares have rebounded after the stock previously faced pressure, with Morgan Stanley arguing investors should not be overly concerned about past setbacks.

The firm said memory chips remain a bottleneck for AI development and that demand for the sector looks durable, according to MarketWatch.

While the article focuses on investor sentiment around the rebound, it emphasizes that the underlying AI-linked demand outlook for memory is the key support cited by the analyst.

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MarketWatchAs Micron’s stock rebounds, Morgan Stanley says investors shouldn’t get spooked by the past
MarketWatchAs Micron’s stock rebounds, Morgan Stanley says investors shouldn’t get spooked by the past

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