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#USStorageStocksExtendLosses The storage sector in the US has returned to showing selling pressure, with shares of companies tied to self-storage extending losses amid a backdrop of high interest rates and greater investor caution. While demand for storage space remains relatively stable, the market appears to be reassessing growth expectations for the segment in the near term. This shift shows how even sectors viewed as defensive can be affected when the cost of capital stays high and the economy slows. At the same time, prolonged declines often attract interest from investors focused on long-term opportunities, especially in companies with recurring revenue and strong cash generation. The next quarterly results will be decisive in determining whether we are seeing a simple correction or a deeper change in the market’s perception of the sector.