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U.S. markets rallied as a U.S.-Iran deal framework eased Middle East tensions, sending oil prices sharply lower and boosting risk sentiment.

CFTC Chair Selig defended the approval of “perps” in the U.S., saying the decision was justified.
Market watchers said Tuesday’s session could be shaped by several stock-moving stories.
CrowdStrike has surged 80% since April, but Joe Terranova still says the stock is worth buying.
Traders pushed up SpaceX shares while the market’s fear gauge dropped sharply.
One article said the World Cup spending boom may also create income opportunities for investors.
Katie Stockton said momentum is forming for a breakout in bank stocks.
Oil prices fell after a U.S.-Iran deal framework, and one trader explained how he is positioning for the move.
SpaceX’s IPO gave retail investors only limited shares, forcing a difficult decision between holding and selling.
Several analysts and commentators highlighted major market themes, including IPO quality, compelling stock action, and crypto predictions.
Other major headlines included Boeing’s fatal crash confirmation, AI-related stock moves, regulatory probes, and SpaceX’s massive fundraising and trading debut.

Japan’s stock market hit a record high as the Nikkei surpassed 70,000 for the first time, driven by strong gains and easing concerns after the Bank of Japan’s rate hike decision.

Japan’s stock market surged past 70,000 points for the first time ever, after briefly rising more than 700 points before turning upward again in the afternoon.
The Bank of Japan decided to raise its policy rate to 1.0%, the highest level in 31 years, and also halted plans to reduce government bond purchases.
The BOJ’s policy meeting debated lifting rates to 1%, aiming to curb inflation and moving policy to its strongest level in more than three decades.
The Tokyo stock market moved up and down as investors reacted to the previous day’s record close; profit-taking spread, though AI-related stocks continued to rise.
Transport minister Kaneko welcomed the U.S.-Iran memorandum agreement, calling it a major step, and said public works procurement rules would be reviewed.
The yen in New York weakened into the 160-yen range as traders sold yen and bought dollars ahead of the BOJ’s policy decision.
U.S. stocks rose for a third straight day to another record high, supported by optimism over the U.S.-Iran agreement to end fighting.
The BOJ’s rate hike on the 16th was unusual because Governor Ueda was absent from the meeting, though the bank still moved to 1% to suppress inflation.
New York crude oil temporarily fell below $80, reaching a three-month low as fears of an energy crisis eased after the U.S.-Iran memorandum.
Other major domestic stories included warnings about summer heat risks for farm workers, major retail competition with a new Yodobashi store in Ikebukuro, and a cartel investigation into ice cream makers by Japan’s competition watchdog.

Bitcoin ETFs bled cash on Monday even as other crypto ETFs gained, highlighting a sharp split in investor flows across the crypto market.

Tether Gold has launched a dedicated options market on Bybit, expanding trading tools for gold-backed crypto products.
Bitcoin ETF funds saw outflows on Monday, while other crypto ETFs generally attracted new capital.
XRP pulled back after a 10% surge as traders locked in profits around the $1.25 level.
Bitcoin, ether, and solana also faced profit-taking as investors waited for clarity on geopolitical developments involving Iran.
Bitcoin moved higher after the Bank of Japan raised interest rates to a 31-year peak, adding to macro-driven market volatility.
Hyperliquid lost its Anthropic and OpenAI markets after the project’s creator decided to shut it down.
An opinion piece argues that if the U.S. wants to lead in crypto, it needs to better protect the builders in the industry.
One analyst said a “crypto spring” may have arrived after Bitcoin’s key technical indicators turned bullish.
Kraken introduced U.S. perpetual futures, showing that more crypto derivatives activity is moving back onshore.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong suggested Bitcoin may have already bottomed near $60,000.

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