StockNow
Log in
U.S. Markets

Bernstein sees further memory price surge in Q2 '26, with DRAM and NAND prices are set for another sharp increase, driven by strong server and storage demand; although, price gains are expected to slow in Q3 as focus shifts to long-term contracts

News detail

Supply remains tight, but higher spot prices are starting to weaken consumer demand, forcing some buyers to cut orders. Bernstein still sees memory prices staying strong into 2027 before gradually normalizing from late 2027 into 2028.

1 stocks

What do investors think?

Curious what other investors think?Log in to see reactions and join the conversation.
Log in to view reactions

StockNow uses AI to translate and analyze information and does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.

Today's market highlights

A selection of stories drawing attention in the market.

See more
Geopolitics

The draft agreed to by Iranian and Omani negotiators awaits final approval from Iran’s supreme leader, two regional officials told The Associated Press on Wednesday

Geopolitics

US Treasury official says the latest removal of sanctions on Iran is not indicative of any shift in US policy toward the Government of Iran, Fox's Heinrich reports

Fed

Fed's Kashkari (2026 voter, Hawkish dissenter) says now is the time to start slowly moving up rates, but not calling for dramatic rate hikes