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US stock futures are mixed as mega-cap tech drags market sentiment, primarily due to Apple suffering its worst day in over a year after hiking MacBook and iPad prices.

Micron Technology (MU) reported blowout earnings, driving stock momentum and benefiting related semiconductors like SanDisk, according to Wall Street analysts.
Bitcoin faced a severe downturn, crashing to a $58K low amid concerns of overheated inflation, a strong economy, and delayed rate cuts.
Apple suffered its worst trading day in over a year after raising MacBook and iPad prices, with analysts warning further hikes may hurt demand.
SpaceX is expanding into energy infrastructure with a Texas pipeline plan and launching Starlink mobile services that could rival Verizon and AT&T.
Palantir (PLTR) experienced its worst meltdown since 2021, with Michael Burry’s short position intensifying the stock’s decline.
Nvidia’s CEO issued a “wake-up call” to Americans, emphasizing the critical role of AI and semiconductor innovation in the global economy.
OpenAI considered delaying its IPO, while Italy’s watchdog probed Microsoft 365’s price hike and AI integration practices.
Volkswagen plans to cut 100,000 jobs and shut down factories, citing economic pressures and restructuring needs.
AI data centers are projected to consume 70% of all memory chips in 2026, with analysts identifying only two stocks pivotal to this trend.
Flex CEO detailed a strategic spin-off of its cloud, power, and infrastructure unit, positioning the company as one of the largest electrical businesses in the industry.

Due to the over 70,000 yen breakup of the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE), with over 3,005 yen decline and the third largest drop in history, the market saw a significant decline driven by overheating concerns.

656 companies held shareholder meetings on the concentrated day; 30% faced scandals or poor performance, with CEOs apologizing.
South Korean stocks plunged over 8%, trading halted; Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix fell sharply.
Tokyo Stock Exchange closed below 70,000 yen, down 3,005 yen; third-largest drop in history amid overheating concerns.
TSE rebounded and fell again, breaking the 71,000 yen level; selling orders dominate due to fear of high prices.
Tokyo yen trades in the late 161 range; rising concern about possible currency intervention by government and BOJ.
VAT reduction triggers opportunistic price hikes; Europe sees effects eroded in 3 months, inflation measures face challenges.
NY stocks continued to rise, up 71 dollars; strong U.S. economic data boosted investor sentiment.
Iris-Ohya launches AI-powered cleaning robots from July to improve efficiency and address labor shortages.
Nissan recalls 600,000 HV vehicles (Note, X-Trail); potential stalling during driving.
AI boom drives demand for "side" memory chips; U.S. major chipmaker surpasses 1 trillion yen market cap, production capacity lags.

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