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The biggest US market-moving event is the finalized Iran deal, with UBS saying certain stocks should outperform as investors position for the geopolitical and energy implications.

UBS predicts specific stocks will outperform as the Iran deal is finalized.
Morgan Stanley identifies "outsized upside" potential in certain dividend-paying companies.
Todd Gordon explains how an old economy sector is benefiting from AI investment.
Prediction traders anticipate Anthropic will quickly restore access to "Fable 5".
Analysts value EchoStar at $161+ per share due to its SpaceX stake.
Jon Najarian states SpaceX options trading has shattered all historical records.
Central banks continue buying gold while developing new storage safety methods.
Kevin O'Leary predicts eight business types will face extinction within 10 years.
Elon Musk received a legal setback from a Biden-appointed judge after becoming a trillionaire.
A new company is identified as the top fast-food chain, ending "Chick-fil-A's" reign.

Hong Kong stocks fell as the Hang Seng Index dropped 181 points to 24,312, despite strong gains in tech-related names like Kuaishou and Zhipu that helped the Hang Seng Tech Index edge higher.

科拓股份 has started its public offering, with a minimum entry amount of 2,396.92 yuan.
Hong Kong stocks fell overall, as the Hang Seng Index dropped 181 points while Kuaishou rose more than 7% and Zhizhu surged 12%.
Tencent Cloud and Wuwen Zhike formed a partnership on physical AI infrastructure.
The Shenzhen Stock Exchange issued guidelines for actively managed ETFs to promote innovation in equity fund products.
SENASIC closed at HK$41.7, about 127.1% above its IPO price.
Deloitte expects Hong Kong to have 160 new listings this year, raising about HK$300 billion.
The Competition Commission accepted Keeta’s commitment to revise its restaurant exclusivity agreements, allowing restaurants to offer cheaper dishes on their own.
Alibaba Cloud is expanding internationally, entering France and adding new availability zones, while also extending data center construction in Japan and Mexico.
The mainland A-share market rose across major indices, with the Shanghai Composite reclaiming 4,100 points and GigaDevice hitting the daily limit-up.
Chinese AI, fintech, logistics, and property-related sectors remained active, highlighted by WeRide-Uber expansion in Zurich, WeChat Pay’s AI exclusive card, and several Hong Kong property and corporate updates.

Japan’s market hit a positive tone as the Nikkei and TOPIX extended gains, buoyed by easing oil prices and strength in AI/semiconductor-related stocks, while investors stayed cautious ahead of the U.S. FOMC decision.

Industry leaders say AI risks and countermeasures need to be shared across the banking sector.
Japanese stocks rose for a fifth straight session, nearing the 70,000 level.
The LDP is considering cuts to subsidies and funds, including solar power and foreign student programs.
U.S. markets remained strong, with the Dow reaching another record high.
Japan is weighing commemorative coins featuring famous characters like Hello Kitty and Conan.
The yen stayed weak in the mid-160 range as investors awaited the FOMC decision.
Higher interest rates are increasing mortgage pressure on younger households.
AI and semiconductor companies are gaining prominence in Japan’s stock market.
Authorities are reviewing petroleum price pass-through as Middle East tensions continue.
Japan’s trade balance remains under pressure from oil price spikes and supply concerns.

Bitcoin stalled ahead of the Fed as traders rotated into altcoins like Uniswap and Worldcoin, with crypto markets also watching MiCA compliance and stablecoin regulation developments.

BitGo is positioning itself as a compliance-focused solution for European crypto firms facing the MiCA licensing deadline.
Bitcoin and the S&P 500 can look very different when adjusted for the effects of monetary expansion, rather than just nominal price movement.
A crypto-backed political action committee’s $12 million Senate effort helped Barry Moore win the Alabama GOP primary.
Markets are shifting attention to the Federal Reserve, while oil prices have moved back toward pre-war levels.
XRP lost some of its recent breakout gains and dropped below $1.23 amid strong selling pressure.
Uniswap surged 22%, and several altcoins rose as bitcoin paused ahead of the Fed decision.
Strategy’s dividend-paying crypto stock is falling sharply and is nearing historically low levels.
Bitcoin miners’ push into artificial intelligence is being questioned by VanEck, which says the plan faces a $50 billion hurdle.
U.S. senators are pressing the Treasury to ensure states are included in the GENIUS Act stablecoin process.
Hyperliquid, Uniswap, and Worldcoin are outperforming the broader crypto slump as traders rotate into AI and DeFi-related themes.

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