On October 13, Corning fell 3.41% in Regular Trading, trading at $142.83/share, with turnover of $101 million.

The move came as optical communications and other AI hardware names remained under pressure, with investors continuing to reassess the pace of AI capital spending, financing constraints, and policy uncertainty. In the same pocket of the market, Coherent fell 4.2% and Vishay Intertechnology fell 3.37%.

Recent market coverage indicated that Corning had already dropped sharply in the prior session alongside a broad selloff in optical communications stocks, even though the company had recently secured a more than $3 billion multi-year fiber supply agreement with AT&T. The latest weakness suggests that near-term trading remains dominated by sector de-rating and risk-off positioning rather than company-specific order momentum.

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