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U.S. stocks rose as optimism over a U.S.-Iran peace deal lifted futures and boosted risk appetite across markets.

The market appears to be rotating, with transport stocks highlighted as potential beneficiaries.
Analysts are positive on several names, including a fintech with upside potential and a strong dividend.
SpaceX’s IPO is drawing major attention, but traders doubt the company will reach Mars by the end of the decade.
Some rocket-related stocks sold off after the SpaceX IPO, though analysts are calling the pullback a buying opportunity.
Major Wall Street calls this week focused on companies such as Nvidia, Micron, Ferrari, 3M, Capital One, and Rocket Lab.
Ron Baron made a huge SpaceX investment in the IPO, boosting his overall stake significantly.
The SpaceX listing is being viewed as a disruptive event that could reshape expectations for private-market and Wall Street dynamics.
Ferrari shares have been weak, but Morgan Stanley believes the concerns driving the decline are exaggerated.
Commentators say IPO standards are now extremely high, and some question whether the next big industrial and AI revolutions are already underway.
Broader market sentiment is upbeat, supported by a U.S.-Iran peace deal, lower rate-hike fears, and rising optimism across stocks and sectors.

Hong Kong stocks ended higher, with the Hang Seng Index rising 124 points to 24,842 and the Hang Seng Tech Index up 60 points, led by a sharp 9%+ rally in Lenovo amid active trading.

Goldman Sachs said YiHai International’s fundamentals remain solid and kept its “Buy” rating.
JPMorgan cut Adobe’s target price to US$340, saying the impact of its new strategy will take time to prove.
JPMorgan also lowered UBTech’s target price to HK$156, citing customer expansion and product launches as factors that reduce scaling risk.
Hong Kong welcomed 4.46 million visitors in May, up 9% year on year.
Wharf Real Estate bought Hefei Suning Plaza for 657 million yuan.
Citi said concerts may help ease the decline in Macau gaming revenue and kept its June forecast at MOP 19 billion.
Bank of America Securities said New Orient Energy’s failed privatization hurt its corporate governance image and suggested parent-company actions may have harmed minority shareholders.
Hong Kong insurers Manulife, BOC Life, and China Life (Overseas) joined an AI promotion initiative as key participating insurers.
UBS Research said recent market worries about a price war in mainland MaaS tokens may be overstated.
Mainland and Hong Kong markets saw active moves in stocks, fund holdings, IPOs, buybacks, and sector themes, with AI, robotics, semiconductors, batteries, and infrastructure among the main focuses.

Japan’s benchmark stock index hit a record high, briefly rising above 69,000 as buying accelerated on eased geopolitical fears after the U.S.-Iran agreement.

The Bank of Japan is expected to raise its policy rate on the 16th, which would be the first 1% rate in 31 years, as it seeks to curb inflation.
Tokyo stock prices hit record highs, with the Nikkei approaching 70,000 points and setting new intraday and closing records on buying tied to easing geopolitical worries.
Oil prices briefly fell below $80 a barrel, reaching a three-month low as concerns over an energy crisis eased after the U.S.-Iran memorandum.
Panasonic Holdings shares surged to an all-time high above 4,000 yen, roughly doubling from the start of the year on strong demand for data-center storage systems.
The Japanese government plans a strict review of the Woori credit union scandal, after alleged embezzlement and concealment of misconduct drew strong criticism.
The yen traded near 160 per dollar as expectations of de-escalation in U.S.-Iran conflict reduced demand for the “safe-haven” dollar.
Japan’s business lobby, Keidanren, will send a delegation to China for the first time in eight years to pursue economic dialogue despite strained bilateral ties.
The auto industry is reviewing the custom of working on holidays starting in fiscal 2027 to improve work-life balance and help secure employees.
JR Tokai unveiled a Mickey Mouse-themed Shinkansen, scheduled to begin service on the 19th to mark DisneySea’s 25th anniversary.
Major Japanese companies are restructuring and expanding in response to changing market conditions, including LNG shipbuilding cooperation, aluminum business integration, asset sales, and regional development projects.

Crypto markets turned bullish as bitcoin, ether, and major altcoins rallied on renewed institutional buying and growing optimism that crypto activity is shifting onshore in the U.S.

America’s crypto leadership depends on protecting the builders and companies that create the industry.
Analysts say a “crypto spring” may be underway as Bitcoin’s key technical signals turn bullish.
Kraken’s launch of U.S. perpetual futures shows crypto derivatives are moving back onshore.
Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong suggested Bitcoin may have already bottomed around $60,000.
XRP climbed above $1.20, marking its first major breakout since the June selloff.
Bittensor (TAO) led the CoinDesk 20 index with a sharp 31.9% gain, lifting broader crypto performance.
Bitmine expanded its Ether holdings by another $136 million after a $274 million preferred stock raise.
Michael Saylor’s Strategy bought an additional 1,587 Bitcoin for about $100 million.
U.S.-Iran breakthrough news boosted equities and pushed oil lower, though crypto markets remained cautious.
Regulatory and market uncertainty continues, with CLARITY Act delays, ETH and XRP outlooks, stablecoin developments, and Europe’s MiCA licensing deadline all shaping the crypto narrative.

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