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U.S. markets were lifted by another wave of AI enthusiasm, highlighted by Berkshire Hathaway’s extra $10 billion investment in Alphabet and a string of upbeat analyst calls on AI-related stocks.

JPMorgan is highlighting several favored stocks for June, with attention on names tied to AI, software, ridesharing, and large-cap growth.
Analysts see further upside in a ridesharing stock, suggesting the company may still be undervalued despite recent gains.
A major AI server company is rallying after a strong earnings beat, and Loop Capital believes the stock can climb even higher.
Wall Street research is active across big names like Nvidia, Ferrari, Take-Two, GE Aerospace, and TripAdvisor, signaling broad investor focus.
Goldman Sachs believes a medtech stock has the potential to double, showing continued interest in healthcare value opportunities.
Software stocks have reached an important milestone, reinforcing the sector’s strength and renewed market leadership.
Piper Sandler is bullish on the company behind Grand Theft Auto VI, viewing the upcoming game release as a positive catalyst.
Berkshire Hathaway added to its Alphabet stake, deepening its commitment to AI-related growth and cloud-driven opportunity.
Commentators are encouraging investors to embrace the AI revolution, arguing that it will boost productivity and create new types of jobs.
Markets are reacting to major corporate and policy developments, including Alphabet’s higher AI spending, Meta’s tighter teen settings, SpaceX’s IPO ambitions, and concern over broader macro risks.

Hong Kong stocks surged, with the Hang Seng Index reclaiming the 26,000 mark and jumping 640 points as Tencent rallied more than 10%, driving broad gains across major tech shares.

Euro zone May HICP inflation came in at 3.2% year on year, matching expectations.
Bitcoin fell below $70,000, hitting a nearly two-month low as US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw 11 straight days of net outflows.
WeRide partnered with Uber to launch Spain’s first commercial Robotaxi pilot service.
Hong Kong’s April retail sales value rose 8.6% year on year, but the growth rate slowed and missed expectations.
Citigroup said Nvidia’s Vera Rubin is entering full commercial production and sees the Vera CPU as positive for Lenovo Group.
LeSaunda’s dark market debut for its IPO started at HK$14, about 4.1% below the offer price.
Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index reclaimed the 26,000 level, surging 640 points, with Tencent jumping more than 10%.
Bank of China International upgraded Meituan to “Buy” and raised its target price to HK$110.
Citigroup turned constructive on lithium prices and lifted target prices for Ganfeng Lithium and Tianqi Lithium.
Major market themes included AI, robots, semiconductors, EV supply chains, and policy support for clean energy and capital markets.

Tokyo stocks plunged more than 1,300 yen at one point as profit-taking dominated, highlighting renewed selling pressure in the Japanese market.

The CEO of Mitsui Sumitomo Marine plans to take leadership of the merged new company, emphasizing risk reduction through data use.
Japan’s prime minister met with the World Bank Group president and showed interest in cooperation on critical minerals and stronger supply chains.
Tokyo stocks fell sharply at one point, with the Nikkei sliding more than 1,300 yen as profit-taking dominated.
The finance minister said authorities will respond appropriately to currency moves, even after intervention, as the yen weakened beyond the 11 trillion yen level.
The yen traded in the upper 159-yen range in Tokyo and New York on uncertainty over progress in U.S.-Iran talks, driving “safe-haven dollar buying.”
U.S. stocks extended gains and hit record highs as investors expected progress in U.S.-Iran negotiations.
Oil in New York rebounded sharply to the 92-dollar range amid reports that U.S.-Iran dialogue had stalled, raising supply concerns from Middle East tensions.
SoftBank Group’s market capitalization surpassed Toyota’s to become the largest in Japan, symbolizing a shift in industrial structure driven by AI investment.
The Tokyo District Court issued an injunction blocking Yuriko Murakami’s side from exercising voting rights in Fuji Media Holdings shares.
Corporate and public-policy news highlighted nuclear policy, Tokyo Electric’s next chairman, new hotel and retail plans, airport/cargo expansion, agricultural challenges, and food packaging changes.

Bitcoin plunged below $70K after Mt. Gox moved 10,422 BTC to an unmarked wallet, intensifying selling pressure across the crypto market.

Bitcoin is described as facing an ongoing identity crisis, with some observers saying its role and purpose remain unclear.
DeFi builders are being urged to stop acting like “tech bros” and focus more on substance than hype.
Hyperliquid is gaining attention for accurately forecasting a major oil move before traditional markets opened.
Some reports say Hyperliquid is even outperforming Ethereum in trading volume on certain days as large investors shift capital.
Franklin Templeton and MoonPay are working together to let major investors swap stablecoins for yield opportunities around the clock.
Strategy’s bitcoin sale is being viewed by one analyst as a possible signal that ether could start outperforming.
Market updates show weaker performance in parts of the crypto index, with Stellar falling sharply and dragging the index lower.
Several projects are pivoting toward stablecoin payments as enthusiasm for the layer-2 boom appears to cool.
Crypto commentary is increasingly focused on major price predictions and network metrics for assets like XRP, ADA, SOL, TON, and WLD.
Overall, the headlines suggest a market split between speculation, shifting institutional flows, and practical use cases like payments, yields, and AI-related crypto opportunities.

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