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US stocks were likely to be driven by Berkshire Hathaway’s $10 billion added investment in Alphabet, underscoring a major AI bet that could lift tech sentiment across the market.

Berkshire Hathaway increased its Alphabet investment by $10 billion, signaling a stronger long-term commitment to AI.
Anthropic has confidentially filed for an IPO, showing continued investor appetite for major AI companies.
Market watchers say this could be one of the most important earnings seasons ever because results may reshape expectations.
Analysts believe AI will boost productivity and also create entirely new jobs and industries.
Wells Fargo’s CEO says consumers remain in good shape, suggesting the economy is still holding up.
Futures for the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow are cautious after record highs, indicating some hesitation after a strong rally.
Alphabet raised $80 billion for AI spending, with Berkshire’s $10 billion contribution reinforcing confidence in the company’s strategy.
Credo’s revenue jumped sharply, but investor disappointment shows that even strong growth may not be enough if expectations are even higher.
Several AI-related stocks, including Micron, Dell, and Intel, are being discussed as possible beneficiaries of the evolving AI trade.
Michael Burry warned that the market may be vulnerable to a crash, comparing current conditions to prior bubble-like periods.

Hong Kong stocks surged as the Hang Seng Index reclaimed the 26,000-point level, jumping 640 points on a broad rally led by Tencent’s more-than-10% gain.

Nvidia’s Vera Rubin platform is said to be entering full commercial production, which could benefit Lenovo through the Vera CPU ecosystem.
Hong Kong stocks surged, with the Hang Seng Index reclaiming 26,000 points and Tencent jumping more than 10%.
China International Capital and Citi turned more optimistic on several companies, including raising Meituan’s rating to buy and lifting lithium stock price targets.
Tencent Cloud sharply cut prices for its DeepSeek-V4 model series, with the biggest reduction reaching 97.5%.
Unitree Robotics reported cumulative production of 11,000 humanoid robots for a single model, highlighting strong momentum in the robotics sector.
Arm said it may reach its $15 billion in-house AI chip sales target earlier than planned.
SK Hynix plans to double its storage-chip wafer production capacity within the next five years.
Meituan’s first-quarter revenue rose to about RMB 91 billion, while its operating loss narrowed significantly, showing improving profitability.
Shanghai announced support for more science and technology firms to list, and also aims to steadily expand REITs inclusion in Stock Connect.
China issued a new administrative regulation on outbound investment, effective July 1, to better protect and manage overseas investment activities.

Japan stocks fell sharply, with the Nikkei briefly down more than 1,300 points as profit-taking dominated amid market uncertainty.

Japan’s prime minister met with the World Bank Group president to discuss cooperation on critical minerals and strengthening supply chains.
The Tokyo stock market briefly fell by more than 1,300 points, with profit-taking dominating trading and the morning close at 65,833 yen.
The finance minister said authorities are ready to respond appropriately at any time as the yen weakened despite recent intervention, with total intervention exceeding 11 trillion yen.
The yen traded in the upper 159-yen range in Tokyo as progress in U.S.-Iran talks remained uncertain and “safe-haven dollar buying” continued.
New York stocks kept rising and hit record highs, as investors expected progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations and Trump said talks were moving at a fast pace.
The yen in New York also stayed in the upper 159-yen range because the outlook for U.S.-Iran talks remained unclear, supporting safe-haven dollar demand.
NY crude oil rebounded sharply into the 92-dollar range after reports that U.S.-Iran dialogue had stalled, raising concerns about Middle East supply disruptions.
SoftBank Group’s market capitalization overtook Toyota’s and became the largest in Japan, symbolizing a shift in industrial structure driven by AI investment.
The Bank of Japan created a new “professional staff” track for employees with specialized knowledge in advanced IT and financial practice, with a personnel system review planned for fiscal 2028.
Other corporate and policy stories included APA Group’s new five-year plan, airline and retail service changes, Amazon’s expanded delivery network, agricultural and labor issues, and concerns over China’s large subsidies distorting competition.

Bitcoin hit the day’s biggest crypto headline as it fell below $70,000 amid market weakness, ETF outflows, and pressure from Strategy’s first bitcoin sale since 2022.

MoneyGram is launching a stablecoin on Stellar, showing that more companies are moving toward digital-dollar payment systems.
Bitcoin faced a major ETF selloff, with outflows reaching $3.4 billion while AI-related stocks continued to rise.
XRP dropped below $1.30, falling as broader weakness in the Bitcoin-led crypto market dragged down major coins.
Mt. Gox transferred 10,422 bitcoin, worth about $739 million, to a new wallet as key deadlines approach.
Bitcoin slipped below $70,000 as stock markets paused and selling pressure from Strategy’s bitcoin activity weighed on crypto sentiment.
Strategy sold bitcoin in late May but only disclosed it in June, sparking debate over when the sale should be counted.
Crypto investment firm Keyrock is acquiring Blockfills, a bankrupt lender, in a consolidation move within the industry.
Crypto funds saw one of the biggest outflow periods of 2026, although XRP and HYPE still attracted fresh inflows.
Strategy sold bitcoin for the first time since 2022, but other companies are still continuing to buy.
Analysts and market watchers are debating what Strategy’s first bitcoin sale in years really means for the current market cycle.

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