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U.S. stock futures rose as hopes for a de-escalation in the Iran conflict lifted market sentiment, while traders also watched major tech and AI headlines for direction.

UBS says a semiconductor stock that already surged 700% over the past year could still double.
Katie Stockton highlights several tech stocks forming bullish flag patterns.
Wall Street analysts are favoring dividend-paying stocks as reliable income plays.
Berkshire Hathaway’s long-running performance edge over the S&P 500 appears to be weakening.
Goldman Sachs recommends stocks that are not tied to the AI trade for investors looking to rotate out of it.
Analysts are pointing to China tech names as ways to navigate macroeconomic volatility.
Several companies with strong cash positions are drawing positive attention on Wall Street.
Bank of America sees significant upside in select stocks heading into June.
Take-Two Interactive has confirmed the release of Grand Theft Auto VI.
Market strategists and economists are watching AI, Federal Reserve leadership, SpaceX, and global tensions as major drivers for stocks, including moves in Apple, space companies, and U.S. Treasuries.

Hong Kong stocks ended broadly flat, with the Hang Seng Index slipping 6 points while the Hang Seng Tech Index rose 77 points, led by a sharp rally in Lenovo which hit a record high.

Several Hong Kong and China market updates highlight strong moves in tech and AI-related stocks, with names like Lenovo, SoftBank, Huya-like ecosystem plays, and semiconductor/robotics themes drawing attention.
Pony.ai reported a wider first-quarter non-GAAP net loss, but raised its full-year guidance, which helped its pre-market share price rise sharply.
MINISO delivered a big jump in first-quarter net profit, while adjusted profit declined, showing that headline earnings can differ from underlying operating performance.
There are reports that Silicon Intelligence may consider a secondary listing in Abu Dhabi, suggesting continued overseas capital-market expansion by Chinese tech firms.
Horizon Robotics spun off a new robotics company, aiming to create spillover effects from its automotive ecosystem into broader embodied-intelligence applications.
Authorities and market regulators remained active, including scrutiny of highly concentrated shareholding at a listed company and multiple major shareholder changes across firms.
AI and infrastructure themes remained hot, with analysts noting that data centers, networking, automotive chips, and power-grid coordination are benefiting from AI demand.
Consumer and policy headlines showed China’s retail market staying stable and improving, supported by trade-in programs, rebates, tax refunds, and other demand-boosting measures.
New policy and industry developments also covered areas such as ride-hailing licensing, electricity fuel-cost adjustments, drug procurement supervision, and protections for older workers.
Broader capital-market and industrial stories included EV growth, space solar manufacturing, semiconductor innovation, AI fundraising, and continued IPO and financing activity across multiple sectors.

Tokyo stocks surged to a record above 65,000 on expectations of progress in U.S.-Iran talks and strong gains in AI and semiconductor shares.

The three major life insurance companies posted record profits, helped by rising stock prices and strong overseas operations.
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Uchida has been discharged from the hospital after leukemia treatment and plans to return to work on the 27th, partly using remote work.
The government kept its May economic assessment unchanged, saying the economy is recovering slowly while watching Middle East risks, with GDP remaining solid.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange fell sharply at times as investors took profits on high valuations, briefly dropping below 65,000 yen.
Leadership changed at three government-affiliated financial institutions, including the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Japan Finance Corporation.
Nikkei’s rise is accelerating, with some market watchers predicting 70,000 yen sometime early this year as AI and semiconductor stocks lead the way.
Japanese government-related ships in the Persian Gulf have dropped to 38, with only one vessel carrying three Japanese crew members remaining, according to the transport minister.
The Tokyo market later extended gains and closed above 65,000 yen for the first time, boosted by hopes for progress in U.S.-Iran talks.
Japan Airlines plans to transport local specialty products to the Moon using a lander scheduled for launch in 2028, as part of regional and corporate promotion efforts.
The communications ministry finalized a draft plan to strengthen protection for undersea cables by diversifying routes and spreading infrastructure across regions.

StablR’s freeze of USDR and EURR after an attacker minted $13.5 million in unbacked tokens was the most significant crypto market event, highlighting fresh stablecoin security and trust risks.

StablR has frozen USDR and EURR after an attacker reportedly minted $13.5 million in unbacked tokens.
Bitcoin ETFs are seeing large outflows, while rising Treasury yields are reducing expectations for near-term interest-rate cuts.
Bitcoin is under pressure from weak momentum and could form another lower high even as stocks rally and AI-related tokens outperform.
BTC is trapped between a major on-chain support zone and an upcoming options-driven market showdown.
The XRP Ledger is preparing an upgrade that will remove NFT clutter and fix important software bugs.
Hyperliquid has launched macro prediction markets, directly challenging Polymarket in the event-betting space.
The stablecoin market has grown to $322 billion, making it larger than the foreign-exchange reserves of 95 countries.
Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman died unexpectedly, marking a major shock for the project and broader crypto community.
XRP dropped below $1.35 after a triangle breakdown, shifting attention to the $1.30 support level.
Markets were rattled by U.S. strikes on Iran, lifting HYPE above Dogecoin briefly while privacy tokens sold off.

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