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SanDisk (SNDK) stock price surges 14%, reclaiming a level above $1,500—how will valuation recovery in the storage sector unfold?

On July 22, 2026, a landmark move by a storage-chip sector bellwether drew widespread market attention. SanDisk surged more than 14% in a single day, with its share price reclaiming the $1,500 level; it was temporarily trading at $1,588.88. This rebound began around last week’s low near $1,325 and, within just a few trading days, the cumulative gain has already reached about 20%. Earlier, at the end of June, SanDisk briefly set a record high of $2,353. After a drawdown of roughly 32% from its hi
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GateInstantTrends·07-22 02:50
SanDisk (SNDK) stock price surges 14%, reclaiming a level above $1,500—how will valuation recovery in the storage sector unfold?

Korean 30-Year Government Bond Yields Reach 4.6% Record High on the 22nd

Korean government bond 30-year yields surpassed 4.6% during trading on the 22nd at 9:34 AM, marking a record high for the benchmark instrument. The movement followed global bond curve steepening trends, with the 26-2 series yield rising 3.0 basis points to 4.600% and briefly touching 4.612% in
LucasBennett·07-22 02:45
Korean 30-Year Government Bond Yields Reach 4.6% Record High on the 22nd

Toto, Nittobo, Ajinomoto Shares Surge on AI Semiconductor Demand

Toto, Nittobo, and Ajinomoto—Japanese companies known for toilets, textiles, and MSG seasoning—saw their shares surge 78%, 63%, and 61% respectively this year as they supply critical semiconductor components. The three firms reported sharp growth in semiconductor-related businesses for their
LucasBennett·07-22 02:36
Toto, Nittobo, Ajinomoto Shares Surge on AI Semiconductor Demand

Korean Stocks Research Heads See KOSPI Decline as Excessive Correction

Seven major Korean securities research center heads surveyed by Herald Economy assess the recent KOSPI decline to the 6000 level as an excessive price correction driven by fear and supply-demand factors rather than a deteriorating earnings outlook. The research heads from Mirae Asset Securities,
LucasBennett·07-22 02:34
Korean Stocks Research Heads See KOSPI Decline as Excessive Correction