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U.S. stocks opened lower as investors digested Nvidia’s earnings beat, while a surge in quantum computing names and rising oil prices kept market sentiment mixed.

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Analysts remain very bullish on Nvidia, especially after Jensen Huang highlighted a new $200 billion growth opportunity.
JPMorgan says one utility stock may benefit from stronger demand tied to data center deals.
Market watchers are tracking the next session’s likely movers, with Nvidia, IBM, Rigetti, Nebius, Walmart, Intuit, and Rocket Lab among the names in focus.
Investors are paying close attention to Nvidia’s inference market share after the company posted another earnings beat.
High-yield bonds are drawing interest as volatile markets push investors to look for new opportunities.
Short sellers are seeing fresh chances in chip stocks as the recent rally starts to break down.
Crypto firms are trying to move beyond hype and enter a more disciplined, mature phase.
Several commentators argue that AI remains in an early growth phase, while Nvidia’s market value could eventually reach $6 trillion.
Broader markets are being influenced by oil spikes, Iran-related tensions, Fed expectations, quantum computing bets, and mixed reactions to Nvidia’s results.

Hong Kong stocks closed lower, with the Hang Seng Index falling 264 points as Alibaba and Tencent dropped, while Bank of China (Hong Kong) hit a new high on active turnover.

Alibaba Cloud launched a financial-grade intelligent agent platform called “Dianjin.” - Aliyun introduced a new AI agent platform targeted at financial use cases.
Mainland China raised gasoline and diesel prices. - Retail fuel prices increased by 75 RMB and 70 RMB per metric ton, respectively.
Goldman Sachs raised Nvidia’s target price to $285 and kept a “Buy” rating. - The bank said Nvidia’s latest quarterly results beat expectations.
Hong Kong International Airport posted higher traffic in April. - Passenger volume rose 9.4% year on year, while cargo volume increased 4.9%.
Tongcheng Travel reported strong first-quarter earnings. - Net profit climbed 16.5% to 779 million RMB.
Macquarie cut its target price for Sun Art Retail and lowered profit forecasts sharply. - The rating remained “Neutral.”
Hong Kong’s consumer inflation rose less than expected. - April CPI increased 1.7% year on year, below the market forecast of 1.9%.
Tencent Meeting launched AI simultaneous interpretation. - The feature can mimic the user’s voice, making speech and translation nearly real-time.
Hang Seng Index fell sharply by the close. - The index dropped 264 points, with Baidu down nearly 6% and Sunny Optical up more than 9%.
Multiple major Chinese and global macro, policy, and corporate trends were reported. - These included stronger securities transaction tax revenue, new green electricity direct-connection policy support, tighter crackdown on financial fraud, ongoing AI and semiconductor momentum, and continued restructuring across sectors such as brokerage, real estate, and liquor.

Tokyo stocks rebounded sharply, with the Nikkei soaring 1,879 yen and reclaiming the 61,000 level as easing fears over U.S.-Iran tensions boosted risk appetite.

Government and ruling party are coordinating a roughly 3 trillion yen supplementary budget, including 500 billion yen for utility bill subsidies.
The yen weakened to the 158–159 yen range as safe-haven dollar buying eased on hopes of an end to U.S.-Iran fighting.
A Bank of Japan policy board member said further interest rate hikes are still needed.
OpenAI will supply Japan with a cyber-defense-focused latest model for 15 critical infrastructure sectors.
The Tokyo stock market rebounded sharply, regaining the 61,000-yen level on easing geopolitical and recession concerns.
Daiwa Securities expects major profit benefits from its acquisition-related lending and asset management operations.
SoftBank Group rose strongly along with the broader market recovery.
Matsuyama-Hiroshima ferry service will be cut back because of rising fuel costs linked to Middle East tensions.
Toyota will import Noah and another minivan model from Taiwan to shorten delivery times.
Companies are adjusting to cost pressures and supply shortages, while major real estate, auto, and consumer goods news continues to affect regional industries.

Congress is moving to ban crypto prediction markets amid growing national security concerns, signaling a major regulatory crackdown on a fast-growing corner of the crypto market.

Prediction markets in crypto are being viewed as a national security concern, and lawmakers are considering a ban.
The U.S. CFTC has reached an agreement with the NHL to put safeguards around prediction markets.
MoonPay is broadening its business into tokenized assets and DeFi services for banks.
Variational raised $50 million to develop real-world perpetuals trading, with Dragonfly leading the round.
Blockchain.com has filed with the SEC to pursue a U.S. initial public offering.
Bitcoin’s long-term holders are accumulating again, pushing supply near a record high.
JPMorgan says stablecoins still have an advantage over tokenized money market funds.
Ethereum is facing a tight price setup while Vitalik Buterin focuses on privacy and metadata improvements.
Ripple’s XRP is being held in a sideways range, with a large options trade betting that pattern will continue through June.
Several articles warn about risky or scam-like crypto projects, while others highlight trading platforms, wallets, and market updates as key themes.

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