DRAM is trading at $42.13, with a -6.59% change, as Kioxia’s cautious outlook raised concerns that the memory-price surge may be cooling.

  • South Korean memory-chip makers also fell sharply as investors assessed whether tighter U.S. AI and data-center oversight could slow infrastructure spending and weaken chip demand.
  • The broader semiconductor selloff adds pressure; DRAM extended its decline after closing down 5.31% on November 4.