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U.S. stocks are likely to be driven by a powerful AI-led rally, with record highs in major indexes as bullish earnings and rising investor enthusiasm offset inflation concerns.

Stock futures and market sentiment may be driven by several big stories, including AI momentum, drone stocks, and key company earnings or outlook updates.
AI continues to lift equities overall, but it may also create pressure or risk for private credit markets.
Drone-related stocks are surging as reports suggest the U.S. may invest in the industry, boosting names tied to defense and unmanned systems.
Prediction markets are facing regulatory tension after the CFTC sued Rhode Island over its actions against them.
Technical analysts are watching whether a formerly high-flying apparel stock is now a buy again based on chart patterns.
Nebius is rallying after a new hedge fund manager disclosed a stake, showing how investor filings can spark sharp moves in AI-related stocks.
Some traders are reassessing Zscaler after a bullish view proved wrong, and one analyst is explaining how the trade is being managed now.
Geopolitical developments around Iran and ceasefire talks are affecting oil prices, with markets reacting to hopes for lower tensions.
Inflation data is still firm, keeping the Fed on a steady rate path, while consumer spending shows signs of strain.
Major AI-related company updates from Dell, Snowflake, Nvidia, and others are helping push stocks higher and reinforcing the strength of the AI trade.

HK markets were led by a sharp rally in Lenovo Group, which surged as much as 30% to a record high on the back of Dell-driven optimism.

Jardine Matheson is considering selling more assets as it expands into developed Asia-Pacific markets such as Australia and Japan.
Li Auto fell more than 3% after reporting first-quarter non-GAAP losses widened to 2.1 billion yuan.
Link REIT said about 5% to 10% of its assets are non-core and may be sold at an appropriate time.
Xiaomi repurchased 10.5 million shares yesterday, spending nearly 300 million yuan.
Innovent Biologics rose nearly 8% after announcing a strategic collaboration with Pfizer on 12 projects worth a total of US$10.5 billion.
Lenovo Group once surged as much as 30% to a record high, helped by strong market momentum and Dell-related optimism.
ByteDance-style content and China tech sentiment were supported by multiple Lenovo-related cooperation and chip/news catalysts across the market.
BYD launched its self-developed Xuanji A3 chip and has already begun mass production, while also opening more smart-driving options for its vehicles.
Anthropic completed a new funding round that valued the company at US$965 billion post-money, briefly surpassing OpenAI in valuation.
Broader market headlines point to AI infrastructure, semiconductor, liquid cooling, optical module, and power grid investment themes continuing to dominate investor attention.

Tokyo stocks fell 306 points as profit-taking hit semiconductor-related shares, ending the market lower after recent gains.

U.S. stocks rose again to a new record, helped by expectations that the ceasefire will be extended.
The yen weakened to the upper 159-yen range against the dollar as inflation concerns in Japan encouraged selling, with the market watching for possible currency intervention.
Tokyo stocks turned lower, ending the session down 306 points as investors took profits, especially in semiconductor-related shares.
The Bank of Korea left its policy rate unchanged at 2.5% for the eighth straight meeting, citing high uncertainty over the Middle East situation.
Tokyo stocks showed mixed movement, briefly falling more than 500 points before recovering part of the loss.
Newspaper reports said a Sony Life employee had inappropriate financial dealings with a customer involving more than 150 million yen, and the company released its findings.
Oil prices staying high continued to fuel inflation worries in Japan, adding pressure for yen selling in the foreign exchange market.
In New York, the yen traded in the mid-159 range as uncertainty over U.S.-Iran talks led to a slight preference for yen selling.
U.S. stocks rebounded and hit another record high, rising 182 points as falling crude prices were viewed positively amid attention on the end of fighting between the U.S. and Iran.
Japan saw a broad range of domestic economic and industry news, including June food price hikes, slower Tokyo inflation, new robotics research, copper supply consolidation, and a world-first trial sale of fully farmed eel kabayaki.

Bitcoin remained pinned below $73,000 despite market-moving geopolitical news, highlighting persistent weakness across the crypto market.

Calamos is betting that Bitcoin ETFs with built-in protection can stay resilient even when crypto markets are volatile.
FalconX has reportedly filed confidentially for an IPO with the SEC and has already brought in bankers to prepare the move.
The Ethereum Foundation has once again become a focal point in crypto’s ongoing cultural and ideological conflict.
Tether’s U.S.-oriented stablecoin has surged more than 500% in a month, though it still trails the biggest competitors.
Bitwise believes Hyperliquid and its HYPE-linked ETFs could help shape the future of finance as interest builds.
Hyperliquid’s pre-IPO SpaceX contracts experienced a sharp flash crash, wiping out about $1.5 million in liquidations.
UniCredit has warned that Europe may have difficulty containing a possible crypto-bank crisis under MiCA regulations.
A recent $20 billion drop in DeFi total value locked is being framed as a stress test rather than a collapse.
Sui has suffered another network outage, causing transactions to slow or stop entirely.
Bitcoin remains stuck below $73,000 despite speculation that U.S.-Iran deal news could lift risk assets.

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