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Nvidia’s record $81.6 billion quarter kept the AI rally at the center of the U.S. market, even as the stock’s muted reaction and rising rate concerns clouded the broader outlook.

A legacy tech stock is positioned for strong upside, and traders are looking at ways to hedge the risk while participating in the move.
Jefferies says a generator stock could benefit from the artificial intelligence investment boom.
Perpetua Resources has secured a $2.9 billion U.S. loan to support its Idaho mining project.
Bond yields are climbing sharply, creating opportunities for income-focused investors to earn more.
Brian Belski says the market is being driven primarily by earnings results.
Kenny Polcari says markets are now pricing in a higher chance of a rate hike than another rate cut.
Cummins is making a major bet on the rapid expansion of power demand from data centers.
Nvidia delivered another record quarter, but the stock’s reaction was relatively muted despite the huge results.
Quantum computing stocks surged as the U.S. announced a $2 billion funding plan, strengthening bullish sentiment.
Walmart, Treasury yields, Fed leadership changes, and rising geopolitical tensions are all key factors likely to move markets next.

HK stocks closed higher, with the Hang Seng Index up 219 points as Lenovo surged nearly 20% and hit a record high, driving stronger market turnover.

Hong Kong authorities said oil companies did not “raise prices first to absorb subsidies,” and the diesel price increase was driven by Middle East tensions.
Tencent repurchased 1.132 million shares on Friday, spending about HK$500 million.
Asian markets broadly rose, with Japan’s Nikkei and Taiwan’s market both closing at record highs.
Swire Properties unified ownership of an old Quarry Bay building project for more than HK$2 billion and plans to redevelop it into a Grade A office tower.
Regulators tightened account-opening oversight for mainland investors, adding measures against forged documents and zero-balance accounts.
China’s securities regulator is cracking down on illegal cross-border securities, futures, and fund activities, saying investor asset security will not be affected.
The chairman of Standard Chartered apologized for comments about “low-value human capital” and said the bank will help employees transition.
Futu shares fell sharply in premarket trading after Chinese regulators proposed confiscating illegal gains and imposing severe penalties.
Two central agencies issued a two-year campaign plan to clean up illegal cross-border securities and futures fund operations.
China’s stock market closed higher overall, with the Hang Seng Index up 219 points and multiple stocks, including Lenovo, hitting new highs.

Japan’s stock market hit a record high, with the Nikkei surging as investors bought AI and semiconductor shares after strong U.S. equities boosted risk appetite.

English translation: The Prime Minister asked the Bank of Japan for “appropriate monetary policy,” and Governor Ueda said the two had a useful exchange of views.
English translation: The Tokyo Stock Exchange closed up 1,654 yen to a record high, recovering the 63,000-yen level as investors bought AI and semiconductor stocks.
English translation: The Nikkei briefly rose 1,400 yen in the morning, with the half-day close up 1,410.47 yen from the previous day at 63,094.61 yen.
English translation: Shares on the Tokyo market surged again by as much as 1,400 yen, encouraged by the rise in U.S. stocks, with buy orders increasing and AI-related stocks leading gains.
English translation: Japan’s Financial Services Agency asked financial institutions to prepare the latest AI countermeasures and urged them to consider system shutdowns as an option.
English translation: The Tokyo market at one point rose 1,200 yen, helped by higher U.S. stocks, and regained the key 62,000-yen level.
English translation: The yen started trading around 159 per dollar in Tokyo, as markets wanted to wait and see how U.S.-Iran negotiations would unfold.
English translation: The yen also traded near 159 per dollar in New York, with investors staying cautious amid speculation about the U.S.-Iran situation.
English translation: New York crude oil fell for a third straight day to the 96-dollar range, as volatility over U.S.-Iran tensions eased and selling pressure dominated.
English translation: In other business news, industry groups announced new leaders, regulators pushed for lower fees in hometown tax platforms, YKK AP executives will step down over improper expense claims, and Asahi Holdings delayed its earnings release due to a cyberattack.

Congress launched a major insider-trading probe into Polymarket and Kalshi, marking the biggest regulatory shock for crypto markets in the source set.

Congress is investigating Polymarket and Kalshi over possible insider trading, signaling growing regulatory scrutiny of prediction markets.
Bitcoin is holding near $77,000 as markets wait for Kevin Warsh to take over the Fed, keeping crypto traders cautious.
IREN’s co-founder says AI growth is being limited more by infrastructure capacity than by chip supply alone.
CoinDesk 20 was mostly flat, while NEAR stood out with a strong 19.4% gain.
Trump Media moved another $205 million in bitcoin, deepening losses on its crypto bet to $455 million.
Tom Lee argued that the wave of tech IPO supply will not necessarily drag down the S&P 500.
OKX and ICE are launching long-dated “never-expiring” oil futures for a large global crypto audience.
Ark Invest continued buying Bullish stock, adding $12.5 million over four days.
Polymarket reportedly suffered an exploit that drained 5,000 POL every 30 seconds, raising security concerns.
Across crypto coverage, XRP, Ethereum, and Bitcoin remain under pressure or range-bound, while analysts and AI tools continue publishing price predictions and outlooks.

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