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US stocks surged as news of a U.S.-Iran peace deal sent futures higher, oil prices lower, and AI, chip, and broader market shares rallying.

Ferrari’s recent stock weakness may be exaggerated, according to Morgan Stanley.
Micron’s strong year-to-date rally could continue, TD Cowen says.
Several top Wall Street analysts remain upbeat on the growth outlook for three highlighted stocks.
JPMorgan believes a Chinese consumer company could double if its industrial pivot succeeds.
After a volatile week, certain stocks are showing extreme overbought or oversold conditions.
Goldman Sachs says companies like Nvidia are performing exceptionally well across multiple fronts.
A Baird-covered wealth management stock may gain from a potential SpaceX IPO.
The debate between durable “moats” and high-risk “moonshots” reflects contrasting investing styles.
SpaceX’s IPO is fueling discussion about capitalism, public markets, and the odds of success for ambitious ventures.
Markets, sector bets, and major corporate moves are being reshaped by the SpaceX listing, the U.S.-Iran peace deal, and broader macro headlines.

Hong Kong stocks rose as the Hang Seng Index closed up 124 points to 24,842, led by a more than 9% surge in Lenovo and strong turnover across the market.

Goldman Sachs says Yum China’s fundamentals remain solid and keeps a “Buy” rating.
J.P. Morgan cuts Adobe’s target price to $340, saying the effects of its new strategy will need time to prove themselves.
J.P. Morgan also lowers UBTECH’s target price to HK$156, noting that customer expansion and product launches can reduce scaling risks.
Hong Kong visitor arrivals rose 9% year on year in May to 4.46 million, showing continued tourism recovery.
China Resources Land bought Hefei Suning Plaza for RMB 657 million, adding to its mainland property investments.
Citi says concerts may help ease the decline in Macau gaming revenue, and keeps its June forecast at MOP 19 billion.
HSBC and Hang Seng’s services have fully returned to normal, indicating operations are back on track.
Major fund activity showed mixed moves, with JPMorgan increasing its stake in Li Ning and BlackRock trimming holdings in Kingdee and others.
Tencent continued aggressive share buybacks, spending HK$500 million to repurchase about 1.081 million shares.
China’s markets and key industries showed broad activity, including gains in A-shares, strong AI and robotics momentum, new IPO plans, and policy support for sectors such as finance, power grids, transport electrification, and urban infrastructure.

Tokyo stocks hit a new all-time high, briefly surging past 69,000 as hopes for the U.S.-Iran accord boosted risk appetite and buying across the Japanese market.

Bank of Japan raises interest rates to 1%, a 31-year high, to curb inflation.
NY oil prices drop below $80 for the first time in 3 months, easing energy crisis fears.
Tokyo Stock Exchange reaches record highs, with the Nikkei approaching 70,000 points.
Panasonic HD stock exceeds 4,000 yen, doubling since the start of the year.
New LNG shipbuilding collaboration between Imahashi, Kawasaki, and Namura by 2035.
Government conducts strict audits of financial misconduct, including cover-ups and embezzlement.
Companies sell non-core assets as part of diversification strategies amid accounting issues.
Regional development projects include new subway stations and high-rise tower construction.
Tax reforms announced, including consumption tax cuts and medical tax system changes.
US-Iran diplomatic agreements reduce market fears, driving investment and stock surges.

Bitcoin surged above $66,000 and hit a two-week high as the U.S.-Iran breakthrough eased Middle East tensions and sparked a short squeeze in crypto markets.

U.S.-Iran breakthrough news lifted market sentiment, with equities rising and oil prices falling as traders welcomed easing Middle East tensions.
Crypto markets reacted positively to the peace-deal headlines, though investors still remain cautious about broader geopolitical risks.
Bitcoin rallied sharply, jumping above $66,000 and reaching a two-week high as short covering and bullish deal hopes fueled the move.
The Strait of Hormuz reopening narrative helped drive the oil selloff and supported the broader risk-on tone across financial markets.
Investors are now focusing on upcoming central-bank decisions, especially the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, which could heavily influence crypto and FX markets.
Bitcoin traders are watching the BOJ closely because a rate hike and crowded yen short positions could create volatility for BTC.
Ethereum strengthened as well, with analysts suggesting ETH may be regaining momentum after the peace-deal-driven market shift.
XRP also moved higher, climbing above $1.18 as traders tested the next resistance area and watched for further breakout potential.
Major crypto-related headlines included Tether briefly overtaking Ethereum in market value, highlighting stablecoin strength in the current market cycle.
Institutional and political crypto developments remained in focus, including Ark Invest’s large SpaceX purchase, stablecoin use tied to White House UFC payouts, and Japan’s expanding crypto and yen-stablecoin initiatives.

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