Xiaomi Says Memory Price Rise May Ease in H2; Flagship Phone and Pengcheng Car Series Due

TigerAug 18, 2026 10:50 AM

View all comments（0）



At its 2026 mid‑year results media call on the evening of the 18th, Xiaomi Group president Lu Weibing said memory price rises may moderate in H2 but upward pressure could persist, leaving storage costs elevated.

He said Xiaomi has long‑standing, trust‑based relationships with five major memory suppliers and is rapidly adjusting product mix and release cadence to lift ASPs.

Xiaomi expects a flagship smartphone and Xiaomi Auto’s Pengcheng series to launch in H2 and said it remains confident on H2 results.

Disclaimer: The information provided on this website is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or investment advice.

Comments (0)

Click the $ button, enter the symbol, and select to link a stock, ETF, or other ticker.

Commenting Guidelines

Recommended Articles

Micron Stock Price Forecast: Can MU Stock Keep Rising as Memory Shortage May Extend to 2027 and Shares Target $1,000?

TradingKey - As of August 17 Eastern Time, shares of Micron (MU) rose 4.13% on the day to close at $1,011.75, reclaiming the $1,000 mark. Since falling to a low of $737.88 on July 29, Micron's stock has rebounded by approximately 37%, though it still has roughly 20% upside potential to reach its all-time high of $1,254.80 set on June 25.

Why Nike Stock Hit a 12-Year Low, Down 78% From Its 2021 Peak

TradingKey - Nike (NKE), which once swept global markets with its "Just Do It" slogan and Air Jordan series, is currently experiencing a prolonged slump rarely seen since going public. On August 17, Nike shares closed at $39.09, down about 4% for the day after touching an intraday low of $38.86, hitting a new low in nearly 12 years.

Micron Shares Return to $1,000: After Short-Term Policy Catalysts, Can AI Demand Sustain MU Stock's Continued Rally?

TradingKey - On August 17 ET, Micron Technology (MU) closed at $1,011.75, up 4.13%, reclaiming the $1,000 mark for the first time in over a month and bringing its cumulative rebound from its July low to 36%.

Japan, South Korea Stocks Diverge in Early Trade as Kospi Rises Over 2%, SK Hynix Jumps Over 6%, Nikkei 225 Drops 0.8%

TradingKey - On August 18, Japanese and South Korean stock markets diverged in morning trading. South Korea's KOSPI Index (KOSPI) opened higher and extended its gain to 2.2%, standing at 7,131.40 points, while Japan's Nikkei 225 Index (JPN225) came under pressure, falling 0.81% to 68,658.17 points.

US Stocks Close: Dow Drops 270 Points, SOX Bucks Trend to Gain 1.64%; Memory and Optical Communication Stocks Lead Gains; Micron Rises 4% to Retake $1,000 Mark

The US-Iran ceasefire agreement expired on Monday as negotiations reached a deadlock, while the 30-year US Treasury yield hit a new high since 2007, both of which weighed on US equities. All three major indexes fell, while AI hardware stocks bucked the trend to strengthen, with memory and optical communication stocks leading the gains. At the close, the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 0.51% to 53,459.78; the Nasdaq Composite Index fell 0.32% to 26,644.91; and the S&P 500 Index lost 0.52% to 7,745.06.

Featured Tools