Micron Technology & WSP Global

Micron Technology: Micron Technology experienced a substantial drop of 13.3%, making it one of the biggest losers among S&P 500 stocks during the tech sell-off.

WSP Global: WSP Global stated it would not change eligibility requirements for its major indices, effectively ruling out SpaceX's swift entry into the S&P 500.

Micron Technology: Micron Technology's stock dropped, tracking losses in tech shares and indicating a cooling of the AI boom's impact on semiconductor companies.

WSP Global: WSP Global provides analysis on global fuel retail, explaining the dynamics of crude oil and gasoline prices in the context of the Strait of Hormuz constraint.

Micron Technology: Micron Technology's shares, which rose ~200% in 2026, were part of the crowded tech trades that hedge funds exited, leading to volatility.

WSP Global: WSP Global provided data on quant funds' share of the largest hedge funds.

Micron Technology: Micron Technology's shares advanced significantly, becoming a major force lifting the S&P 500, after analysts raised their price target due to continued strength in demand for computer memory. It also topped a $1 trillion valuation.

WSP Global: WSP Global's flash manufacturing PMI data for Japan and Australia provided economic indicators that influenced regional market performance.

Micron Technology: Micron Technology's stock dropped, contributing to market decline, but this is linked to the performance of AI technology stocks, not the US-Iran peace deal.

WSP Global: WSP Global has reported on the number of transits through the Strait of Hormuz, indicating a significant increase since the war began.