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US stocks were pressured as Nvidia earnings failed to impress investors, while futures slipped and traders focused on AI-driven market direction.

JPMorgan says a utility stock may benefit from data center-related deals.
Market previews point to several stocks and sectors that could drive the next trading session.
Analysts are now paying close attention to Nvidia’s share of the inference market after its earnings beat.
Investors are looking for chances in high-yield bonds as markets remain volatile.
Short sellers believe some chip stocks still offer opportunities even after the recent rally.
Crypto firms are trying to move beyond hype and enter a more disciplined, mature phase.
Chart patterns suggest one real estate stock may be preparing for a move higher.
Nvidia options activity looks unusually strong and unusual market behavior is drawing attention.
Several commentators say the market may be in a melt-up phase, with AI still in an early growth stage and earnings beating expectations.
Stocks are reacting sharply to geopolitical, policy, and earnings headlines, including falling oil prices, Nvidia results, and broader market uncertainty.

Hong Kong stocks ended lower as the Hang Seng Index fell 264 points, with Alibaba and Tencent dragging the market amid broad weakness in tech shares.

Alibaba Cloud launched a financial-grade intelligent agent platform called “Dianjin,” signaling a push into enterprise AI services.
Mainland China raised gasoline and diesel prices by RMB 75 and RMB 70 per ton, respectively.
Goldman Sachs lifted Nvidia’s target price to $285 and kept a “Buy” rating after stronger-than-expected quarterly results.
Hong Kong International Airport reported April passenger traffic up 9.4% year on year and cargo volume up 4.9%.
Tongcheng Travel posted first-quarter net profit of RMB 779 million, up 16.5% from a year earlier.
Macquarie cut Hsu Fu Chi? No—Macquarie lowered Sun Art Retail’s target price to HK$1.30, sharply reduced earnings forecasts, and maintained a “Neutral” rating.
Hong Kong’s overall consumer price index rose 1.7% in April, slightly below market expectations of 1.9%.
腾讯会议 (Tencent Meeting) launched AI simultaneous interpretation that can mimic a user’s voice and translate nearly in real time.
Hang Seng Index fell 264 points on the day, with Baidu down nearly 6% and Sunny Optical up more than 9% amid mixed market moves.
Chinese regulators and state agencies intensified policy support for AI, digital economy, green electricity, and manufacturing, while also tightening oversight on securities fraud and market misconduct.

Tokyo stocks surged sharply, with the Nikkei rebounding above 61,000 as expectations of progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations eased recession fears and boosted risk appetite.

Japanese investors and the yen moved on hopes that conflict between the U.S. and Iran would ease, reducing demand for the dollar as a crisis hedge.
The Bank of Japan’s Junko Koeda said more interest-rate hikes are still needed, signaling openness to additional tightening.
OpenAI will provide Japan with its latest model specialized in cyber defense for use in 15 critical infrastructure sectors.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange rebounded sharply, rising 1,879 yen at the close and recovering the 61,000-yen level on hopes for progress in U.S.-Iran talks.
Japanese stocks such as SoftBank Group jumped strongly as investors became more optimistic about de-escalation and a softer recession risk.
The yen traded in the high 158-yen to low 159-yen range against the dollar, reflecting the changing risk sentiment.
Minutes from the Federal Reserve’s April meeting showed many participants were still considering U.S. rate hikes, with concern about inflation from rising energy prices.
Mazda unveiled a fully redesigned CX-5 for the first time in nine years, adding Google voice recognition and aiming to strengthen its domestic business.
Kokuyo opened its new headquarters after moving for the first time in 90 years, highlighting a workplace designed for family and employee interaction.
Japan’s transport and telecom-related topics included rising assaults on station staff, all-reserved seating expansion on Nozomi trains, and stronger government efforts to address high-performance AI risks.

Bitcoin is mostly rangebound while Hyperliquid (HYPE) leads a crypto rebound as traders position for a volatility breakout ahead of a massive $6 billion options expiry on May 29.

Privacy-focused and quantum-resistant cryptocurrencies are gaining attention while Bitcoin trades sideways.
Traders are loading up on $82,000 Bitcoin call options ahead of the large May 29 expiration.
HYPE is helping drive the crypto rebound as traders position for a volatility breakout.
Some investors are making unusual directional bets, including a whale wagering that XRP will remain flat through June.
Traditional finance firms like IG are expanding crypto access across Europe through partnerships such as Bitpanda.
Binance is offering speculative products tied to SpaceX pre-IPO pricing, reflecting rising bets on huge private valuations.
AI-related crypto plays are attracting interest as Bitcoin miners tied to AI benefit from Nvidia’s strong earnings and outlook.
Regulatory and tax changes in Japan and other regions are being framed as major catalysts for broader institutional crypto adoption.
Altcoins such as Solana, XRP, Ethereum, and Algorand are getting fresh momentum from fund launches, integrations, and retail access.
The market is also full of high-risk speculative themes, from crypto buying lists and prediction calls to scam warnings, platform launches, and trading contests.

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