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US stocks were mixed as chip shares sold off on Broadcom’s weak guidance, dragging the Nasdaq lower while the Dow rallied.

Broadcom’s weak guidance triggered a broader sell-off in chip stocks, raising concern that the tech rally may be losing momentum.
Market strategists are warning that the S&P 500 could face a tech-led pullback, so traders are considering protection.
Several analysts remain bullish on major names like Nvidia, Apple, Oracle, and Broadcom despite recent volatility.
SpaceX is drawing intense investor attention, with reports suggesting its IPO could imply a valuation near $2 trillion.
At the same time, some investors and analysts are skeptical of SpaceX hype, arguing its IPO valuation may be too optimistic.
Retail investors may soon get indirect or limited access to SpaceX exposure through major brokerages, Coinbase futures, and related market products.
Alphabet plans to sell about $80 billion of stock to help finance its AI expansion, showing how aggressive the AI spending race has become.
Broadcom’s price target was sharply raised by HSBC, indicating some institutions still see substantial upside in the stock.
Macroeconomic and geopolitical themes remain important, including oil-market disruption from the Iran war, debt concerns, and shifting global trade flows.
History suggests the S&P 500’s recent unusual behavior could matter for what happens next, keeping investors focused on both risk and opportunity.

Hong Kong stocks fell sharply, with the Hang Seng Index dropping 379 points as weakness in heavyweight names like CATL and AIA dragged the market lower.

Hong Kong stocks fell sharply, with the Hang Seng Index down 379 points and major names like CATL and AIA under pressure.
Cathay Pacific announced a change in its Chief Financial Officer.
CStone Pharmaceuticals’ IBI343 for advanced gastric cancer had its new drug application accepted by China’s regulator.
HSBC cut CR Longhu Lifestyle’s target price and maintained a Hold rating.
UBS forecast gold could reach US$5,500 per ounce by the end of the year, while warning of continued volatility.
The Bank of Japan is said to be considering a 25-basis-point rate hike this month, with more possible later this year.
The Korean won weakened to its lowest level since 2009, prompting a promise of government action.
WeChat’s A2A assistant capability was introduced to better integrate smartphone makers’ AI voice assistant features.
Several companies saw notable gray-market IPO pricing, including Dragon Group, Tianchen Biotech-B, and Daikin Heavy Industry.
Mainland financial and technology coverage highlighted AI, quantum computing, logistics improvement, and evolving capital-market activity.

Tokyo stocks fell sharply, with the Nikkei dropping more than 900 points as investors sold high-flying tech shares amid growing caution over profit-taking and worsening Middle East tensions.

The government is considering tax cuts on food and subsidies for restaurants and farmers to offset falling sales.
PayPay plans to acquire a T&D-affiliated life insurer for about 130 billion yen to broaden its insurance lineup.
Tokyo stocks dropped sharply, with tech shares leading the decline and the Nikkei falling more than 900 yen.
Police arrested two men tied to GIL on suspicion of disguising solicitation fees as dividends in an unregistered fundraising scheme.
There is a call for a thorough review of wasteful medical spending.
The Nikkei briefly fell below 68,000 as profit-taking intensified and worsening Middle East tensions weighed on the market.
The yen weakened to the upper 159-yen range in Tokyo and the low 160-yen range in New York.
NY crude oil rose for a third straight day to above $96 a barrel as Middle East risks pushed buying.
Lawson opened its first Osaka-Ikeda store as a community hub offering consultations and drone-based safety checks.
Other notable trends include a softer rice-price outlook, ongoing job-market weakening in Nara, and accelerated restructuring in the home-appliance retail sector.

Bitcoin and major altcoins slid sharply, with XRP hitting a four-month low and HYPE pulling back after Arthur Hayes exited his position, underscoring a broad crypto market wipeout.

Hyperliquid is losing momentum after hitting record highs, as Arthur Hayes reportedly exited his position before the market reached his $150 target.
Crypto advisors should revisit due diligence questions for token investments, because some of the most important checks are often overlooked.
Tokenization may be reshaping market structure in a way similar to ETFs, potentially changing how assets are packaged and traded.
Many Ethereum layer-2 general-purpose chains may no longer have a strong purpose, although not all L2 networks are fading away.
Tom Lee’s $250,000 ether prediction is being challenged by basic math, making the forecast look extremely aggressive.
XRP has dropped sharply, reaching a four-month low and falling about 7% in the latest move lower.
Among the CoinDesk 20 assets, Bitcoin Cash was the only notable gainer, rising 1.5% while most of the market weakened.
Strategy’s Michael Saylor argued that Bitcoin’s decline has a different cause than what bearish investors assume.
Broader crypto markets are under heavy pressure, with Bitcoin rebounding slightly while HYPE and NEAR suffer major losses.
Moomoo is moving into prediction markets by partnering with Kalshi, signaling expanding mainstream interest in event-based trading.

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