On October 6, Western Digital fell 3.28% in pre-market trading to $427.24, with turnover of $67.98 million.
The decline follows a more than 6% rebound in the prior session driven by Morgan Stanley and Bernstein reports arguing the market overreacted to Toshiba's HDD capacity expansion. The pullback reflects high-level consolidation as broader storage names traded mixed, with SK Hynix down over 2% and Micron down nearly 2%. Analyst checks indicated Seagate and Western Digital have no plans to follow Toshiba's expansion, supporting a continued tight supply-demand balance.
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