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The most important event for the US market is the 2.5 million seniors receiving 3 Social Security checks in July 2026, which significantly impacts consumer spending and economic stability.

Micron Technology (MU) surged after reporting stellar earnings, leading AI stocks higher and benefiting associated companies like NVIDIA and Sandisk.
Bitcoin crashed to a low of $58,000 as traders worried that hot inflation and a strong economy will delay expected interest rate cuts.
SpaceX is reportedly pitching to acquire T-Mobile to transform Starlink into a global connectivity platform, positioning itself as a competitor to Verizon and AT&T.
2.5 million seniors are set to receive three Social Security checks in July 2026, though analysts warn of significant payroll tax increases needed to prevent future benefit cuts.
AI data centers are projected to consume 70% of all memory chips in 2026, with analysts identifying Micron as a critical stock in this trend.
OpenAI is considering pausing its IPO pursuit until 2027, causing SoftBank shares to plunge 13% following the news.
Flex (FLEX) announced a strategic spin-off of its cloud, power, and infrastructure unit, with the CEO stating the company will become one of the largest electrical businesses in the industry.
Apple suffered its worst day in over a year after raising prices for its MacBook and iPad, while TRUMP (PLTR) and other stocks were highlighted for Thursday after-hours trading.
Investors are shifting capital from AI hyperscalers to AI beneficiaries, while Italy's watchdog is probing Microsoft 365 regarding price hikes and AI integration.
Nvidia's CEO issued a "wake-up call" to Americans regarding market volatility, while oil prices edged up due to new supply worries following a cargo ship incident near Oman.

Evergrande Property's sale faces a new twist as the liquidator is forced to find a new buyer after the potential deal falls through.

China formally announces a long-term residential arrangement plan for Hongzhi Pavilion, with 77.8% of owners confirming their intention to sell equity rights.
The People's Bank of China will launch overnight reverse repo operations on June 29 and 30 to better match short-term liquidity needs in the banking system, adopting fixed rates and quantity bidding.
China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Agency released the "15th Five-Year Plan" for the new energy system, targeting 2030 completion of a clean, low-carbon, safe, and efficient energy framework with non-fossil energy consumption reaching 25%.
Citi Group highlights that AI is driving a "super-cycle" influencing China's K-shaped economic trends, while maintaining a 4.7% GDP growth forecast for the year.
Cloud computing provider Alibaba Cloud was rated a "Leader" in Agentic AI cloud services for the Asia-Pacific and Oceania regions by Omdia, citing its advanced full-stack technical capabilities.
The Suriname government's government (likely a typo in source for "China") announced the recall of 365,000 square feet of private land in Hongshui Bridge, leading to the withdrawal of land application processes for projects by Hengti and Xindi.
Japan's June CPI rose 1.7% year-on-year, slightly exceeding expectations, which has intensified market expectations for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates.
Goldman Sachs downgraded the target price for P&G Asia-Pacific to $7.6, citing weak domestic demand and rain-related delays affecting second-quarter performance.
The US Supreme Court upheld Trump's stringent immigration policies, including rulings allowing the cancellation of temporary protected status for Haitian and Syrian immigrants and blocking asylum seekers from entering US territory.
Hong Sui Electric (001267.SZ) faces investor pressure to change its name due to claims of it being "unlucky," prompting the company to state it will carefully consider the renaming request.

東京証券取引所（東証）は、7万円という重要な節目を下回る歴代3番目の大幅反落を経験し、過熱警戒と売り注文優勢により終値が7万1000円以下となった。

The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) closed significantly below the 70,000-point surge, dropping 3,051 points—the third-largest decline in history amid overheating concerns.
TSE suffered a sharp reversal, falling below 70,000 points; the final morning price was 2,763.62 points lower than the previous day's close, settling at 69,602.72.
TSE experienced a major drop, breaking the key 71,000-point level as selling orders dominated due to fears of overheating and prices dropping over 2,200 points.
The Tokyo Yen began trading in the latter half of the 161-yen range, with rising concerns about the government and Bank of Japan's potential intervention to buy yen.
Consumption tax cuts triggered counterfeit price hikes; while European measures took three months to deplete their effects, challenges remain in addressing high inflation.
NY stocks continued to rise, gaining 71 points as U.S. economic data showed robustness, with selling orders dominating despite the upbeat sentiment.
Sony FG's president addressed ownership responsibilities at the shareholders' meeting regarding the non-proper financial dealings of its life insurance subsidiary.
Consumption tax cuts included a 15-year and younger payout add-on for 2027, with eligibility tied to child numbers before shifting to under-18 in two years.
Chiba Shinkin Bank appointed Ishibashi Hideki as its new chairman, marking a leadership change in the cooperative banking sector.
Linear Railway's Shizuoka district project will explain its July 7 decision to the prefectural assembly, with the governor expressing intent to approve construction.

Bitcoin rebounds to nearly $60,000 despite a broad crypto selloff led by Ether, XRP, and Dogecoin as tech stocks tumble.

Strategy (MicroStrategy) reported a $13 billion paper loss on its Bitcoin holdings, a figure that dwarfs losses across hundreds of prominent tokens.
A broad cryptocurrency selloff occurred led by Ethereum, XRP, and Dogecoin, coinciding with a downturn in tech stocks.
Bitcoin rebounded to nearly $60,000 amid global market volatility, while Asian indices like Kospi and Nikkei sank.
Asset management giant Invesco filed for a tokenized fund targeting the stablecoin reserve market.
Coinbase's Base blockchain resumed operations following a two-hour outage that disrupted the network.
Kraken is in talks to acquire a 15% stake in DeFi lender Aave at a $385 million valuation.
MicroStrategy's yield-generating STRC stock has reached its highest correlation with Bitcoin ever.
An a16z-backed crypto firm rebranded and shifted its focus to solving AI-related global copyright issues.
BlackBerry is making a comeback by developing an "uncrashable" software layer for AI and robotics applications.
Multiple AI predictions emerged regarding XRP, Bitcoin, and Micron Technology stock prices by the end of 2026.

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