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While the US market faces short-term turbulence, the most significant underlying trend is the rapid expansion of AI-driven data center infrastructure, underscored by Morgans Stanley’s assertion that “salt is the new oil” and the surge in Chinese stocks powering U.S. data centers.

A specific energy infrastructure stock has surged 500% over the past year, with Citi forecasting further gains as top analysts remain bullish on its long-term growth potential.
Morgan Stanley has declared salt to be the "new oil," offering a strategic rationale and investment playbook for the mineral sector.
Ten Chinese stocks are identified as key drivers powering U.S. data centers, highlighting the growing integration of cross-border semiconductor supply chains.
Palantir is advancing its commercial software efforts and collaborating with Nvidia on the Nemotron platform to boost its AI capabilities.
Rocket Lab is acquiring Iridium in a massive $8 billion cash-and-stock deal, signaling a major shift in the aerospace and satellite industry.
Former Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld warns that the expiration of $800 billion in SpaceX lockup shares by October represents a dominant risk factor for the company's stock.
U.S. gas prices have dropped significantly, yet political figures continue to criticize oil companies for high pump prices despite global oil prices climbing near $70.
Palentine is being forced out of the U.S. market, resulting in a sharp decline in its share price as geopolitical tensions rise.
Cathie Wood's weekly recap highlights increased bets on AI and crypto while reducing exposure to Roku and Chinese markets amid market volatility.
Tesla's Q2 delivery preview suggests improvements in China and Europe may offset weakness in the U.S., influencing investor sentiment on EV demand.

対日外国投資委員会が発足省庁横断、事前審査へ経済安全保障の強化図る

New Economic Security Committee: Japan established a cross-ministry "Foreign Investment Committee" for pre-approval to strengthen economic security against foreign influence.
New Regional Bank Financing System: "Enterprise Value Guarantee Rights" launched to fund future potential, with cases emerging rapidly within one month.
Stock Market Volatility: Tokyo and NY stocks fell sharply (over 1,300 yen and 44 yen respectively) due to concerns over semiconductor overheating and AI revenue monetization.
Insider Trading Suspicions: A former TKP employee and their husband are accused of insider trading based on undisclosed information, raising monitoring concerns.
Government Policy on Migrants & Minpaku: New policy draft mandates a firm stance against rule-breaking foreigners and regulates private rental accommodation operations.
Trump's 100% Tariff Threat: The U.S. President threatened a 100% tariff on countries taxing IT to protect American tech giants like Google and Meta.
Oil Price Low: NY Crude Oil closed at $69, a four-month low, driven by expectations of global supply recovery.
First Nagoya University IPO: Terafour, an autonomous driving tech firm backed by Toyota, will list in July as the first company from Nagoya University to IPO.
Gasoline Subsidy Increase: Japan will implement a gasoline subsidy of 170 yen/liter starting July 2 to offset high alternative procurement costs.
Large Product Recall: Shabon Soap is recalling 29,000 units of "unscented" products that were found to have a scent due to an additive issue.

Europe’s unlicensed crypto firms face a 'wipeout' as the MiCA deadline hits, marking the most pivotal event for the crypto market this week.

Bitcoin hovers near technical support levels (~$59,700–$60,000) amid a pivotal week for crypto markets.
Europe’s unlicensed crypto firms face potential “wipeout” as the MiCA regulatory deadline hits.
New MiCA regime in Europe and U.S. jobs report for June are key drivers shaping the upcoming crypto week.
BIS warns stablecoins resemble ETFs more than actual money, raising concerns about foreign exchange (FX) risks.
Crypto exchange BitMEX experiences leadership turmoil with the loss of its CEO, CFO, and head of growth.
South Korea’s $518 billion AI chip push highlights crypto’s continued struggle in the global capital race.
El Salvador claims daily Bitcoin purchases, but the IMF disputes the accuracy of these reports.
As exchanges delist Monero, no-KYX platform GhostSwap keeps it swappable, offering an alternative for privacy-focused users.
Google Gemini and Sam Altman AI models predict dramatic short-term price surges for Bitcoin and XRP by late 2026.
California’s regulatory deadline (DFAL) is approaching, with XRP’s price still uncertain amid potential delisting risks.

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