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US markets were rattled by a more hawkish Federal Reserve outlook, with traders increasingly betting the Fed could hike rates again this year, pressuring sentiment across stocks and bonds.

Top Wall Street analysts are favoring three dividend stocks they believe can deliver solid returns.
Bank of America is recommending five tech stocks, including Nvidia, as attractive buys.
Goldman Sachs expects a recent merger to drive strong gains for a travel-related stock.
After a volatile week, some stocks appear heavily overbought while others look oversold.
Roth Capital says a nuclear stock could benefit from artificial intelligence growth and rising energy demand.
SpaceX shares have fallen since the IPO, leaving the average post-IPO buyer slightly underwater.
Kalshi traders are pricing in more than a 50% chance that the Fed will raise rates this year.
A research firm predicts SpaceX stock could more than double and move above $400.
Keith Fitz-Gerald says he remains bullish on the market and sees SpaceX reaching $500.
Other market commentary highlights strong opportunities in BDCs, ETF investing, Fed policy, energy shocks, and trade tensions.

Hong Kong stocks fell as the Hang Seng Index dropped 156 points to 23,768, with auto shares under pressure while tech-related names and AI themes saw active speculation.

Hong Kong stocks fell overall, with the Hang Seng Index down 156 points; autos were weak, Geely dropped 6%, while the Build King group, Zhisp and Longi-related stocks surged strongly.
China’s urban unemployment rate for 16- to 24-year-olds excluding students in May fell to 15.6%, the lowest level in nearly a year.
HKEX said it plans to launch the final stage of its integrated fund platform in the fourth quarter.
Mainland China’s A-share market rose sharply, with the three major indexes gaining 1.8% to 2.5%, while the ChiNext and Shenzhen markets hit multi-year highs and insurance stocks rallied.
Policy support for platform economy development and energy-saving carbon-reduction plans for key industries signaled new medium-term structural opportunities.
AI-related sectors remained a major market theme, including vehicle makers developing self-owned chips and large models, and AI glasses and AI-driven drug discovery attracting attention.
Several companies reported business updates or positive earnings, including Virginie’s expected profit growth of at least 45% and multiple biotech firms receiving regulatory or pipeline progress.
Brokerages and investment banks issued mixed or cautious views on consumer and financial stocks, while some major names such as HKEX and AI beneficiaries retained positive ratings.
China continued to advance financial opening-up and RMB internationalization through offshore RMB FX trials, Hong Kong RMB bond futures, and related market infrastructure measures.
Property, gold, and commodity-related sectors showed mixed signals, with office REITs progressing, gold consumption recovering after price pullbacks, and AI copper-foil demand driving speculative trading.

Bitcoin remained stuck near $64,000 as a sixth straight week of ETF outflows weighed on crypto markets.

Taiko paused its Ethereum layer 2 network after a bridge exploit, and the token price fell by about 10%.
One analyst, who correctly predicted October’s all-time high, now thinks Bitcoin could drop toward $54,000.
Bitcoin is hovering around $64,000 while ETF outflows continue for a sixth straight week.
Bitcoin developers are working on a fix for the “replace this transaction with a higher fee” button to improve transaction handling.
Ethereum validators are being asked to direct up to 10% of staking rewards to fund projects under a new proposal.
XRP fell below the $1.14 support level briefly, but buyers quickly pushed the price back up.
Bitcoin remains near $64,000 even as US-Iran talks move forward, while the wider crypto market lags behind the rally.
A legal case involving CME and perps swaps raises questions about how these instruments should be classified.
Ethereum’s largest sandwich bot reportedly lost $7.5 million in a strange exploit that turned the tables on the attacker.
Bitcoin continues trading near $64,000 as renewed tension around the Hormuz Strait adds uncertainty to the US-Iran ceasefire discussions.

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