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The stock market will make history on July 7, as investors need to know that the most important event is the potential BRICS alternative to the dollar, which economist O'Neill now says is no longer a 'fantasy.'

Nvidia continues to lead the AI chip market, with strong analyst demand and stock performance amid global AI boom.
Apple remains a dominant tech giant, with steady investor confidence and ongoing innovation in consumer devices.
Shopify sees renewed growth in the e-commerce sector, supported by positive analyst sentiment and market expansion.
First Solar faces challenges in the struggling solar stock market, with Deutsche Bank recommending a buy-the-dip approach.
Morgan Stanley highlights a Chinese cloud provider offering a new strategy to leverage the AI industry boom.
BRICS alternatives to the U.S. dollar are increasingly viewed as viable by economists, marking a shift in global financial systems.
Russia's oil export revenue has declined significantly due to war-related losses, with crude prices falling to half their peak.
Elon Musk emphasizes his commitment to America, stating that the nation's future is tied to global stability.
A $10 billion auto parts industry takeover is expected to reshape the sector, with significant market implications.
Walmart reports lower prices at the request of political figures, reflecting shifts in consumer pricing strategies.

On July 7, the Hong Kong stock market saw the Hang Seng Index fall 119 points to close at 23,496, with the Hang Seng Tech Index also dropping 34 points, while Kuaishou plummeted 12% and Meituan rose over 4%.

US Semiconductor Sector Surge: US chip stocks (AMD +9%, Philadelphia Semiconductor Index +4%) rebounded strongly, signaling a major trend shift in the AI hardware market despite volatility in broader indices like the Dow.
A股 (A-Share) Performance Boom: 90.22% of 92 disclosed A-share companies reported increased half-year profits (2026), with "Profit King" Yaxia Group projecting a 710% net profit surge, highlighting robust corporate earnings.
Memory Giants' Key Validation: Samsung Electronics is set to release Q2 preliminary results, followed by SK Hynix's ADR listing on Nasdaq (July 10), which will be the critical test for investor appetite regarding AI investment returns.
Trade Rule Reform Impact: China's new trading rules took effect, widening ST-stock price limits from 5% to 10%, officially unifying them with main board stocks to improve pricing efficiency and market fairness.
China's Foreign Reserve Dip: China's foreign exchange reserves fell to $3.416 trillion in June (below expectations), while the manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3%, indicating continued expansion but monetary tightening pressures.
Humanoid Robot IPO Milestone: Unitree Technology (宇树科技) received IPO registration approval for the STAR Market, positioning it as a potential "First Humanoid Robot Stock" in China as the sector gains policy support.
Global Capital Inflow Resilience: Despite geopolitical tensions, China remains a top investment hub with over 530,000 foreign-owned enterprises, while high-tech sector investment rose 20.3% in the first four months of 2026.
Tencent's AI Model Launch: Tencent officially launched its new large model "Hy3," focusing on efficient task execution rather than parameter size increases, demonstrating its commitment to practical AI applications.
Glass Substrate Breakthrough: Samsung Electro-Mechanics and Sumitomo Chemical formed a joint venture to produce "Glass Core" materials, marking a critical step in glass substrate technology for advanced semiconductor packaging.
Corporate Crisis & Compensation Freeze: A top-tier car dealer group announced a 7-month salary freeze for managers and a 30% wage cut for staff due to Q2 losses, reflecting severe liquidity stress in the automotive retail sector.

The JP market saw long-term interest rates surge to 2.85%, a 29-year high, driven by fears of aggressive fiscal policy and selling pressure on government bonds, which triggered a broader decline in the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

One-year yield on long-term bonds hit 2.850%, a 29-year high, sparking renewed fears over fiscal discipline and triggering government bond sales.
Tokyo Stock Exchange fell 1,480 yen, closing at 68,256.96 yen, with AI and semiconductor stocks also under pressure from selling.
Zen-Toshin’s bankruptcy may prevent Tokyo-Wa Bank from recovering 8 billion yen in loans, with a 5.86 billion yen provision planned for next March.
Market misinterpretation of Kan-Shin’s plan led to heightened fiscal discipline concerns in Kei-Na’s economic role.
Morning drop on the Tokyo Stock Exchange exceeded 1,000 yen, with AI and semiconductor stocks also facing sales due to market overheating.
Mixed trend on the Tokyo Stock Exchange saw AI and semiconductor stocks selling, while some buying occurred due to rising U.S. stocks.
Tokyo Yen is in the early 162 range, with fading Fed rate hike expectations prompting yen-buying.
New York Yen is also in the early 162 range, with Japan’s worsening fiscal situation driving yen-selling and dollar-buying.
New York stocks rose to 53,055.91 dollars, fueled by strong corporate performance expectations.
Nissan and Honda are accelerating joint development of next-generation vehicles with Astemo and Jatco.

The most significant event shaping the crypto market is the SEC dropping the MetaMask case against ConsenSys with no fine or wrongdoing, signaling a major regulatory shift that could ease compliance pressures for crypto infrastructure firms.

SpaceX is gaining increased investor confidence following its IPO, with post-listing research signaling strong future upside potential.
Vanguard is expanding its crypto strategy by searching for a digital asset investment leader, marking a shift in its evolving approach to the market.
EDX Markets secured $76 million in a funding round spearheaded by SBI Holdings, strengthening its position in the digital asset ecosystem.
Former Tether leadership is considering selling part of their stake in the stablecoin giant, as reported by Bloomberg, amid ongoing market shifts.
Japanese firms are diversifying their treasuries into Bitcoin and XRP, driven by the weak yen and a need for alternative asset allocation.
Coinbase received UK authorization to offer traditional investment products alongside its crypto services, expanding its regulatory footprint.
SEC dropped its case against MetaMask and ConsenSys without imposing fines, signaling a potential easing of regulatory pressure on DeFi tools.
Binance launched a new covered call yield product targeting Bitcoin holders, tapping into their demand for yield in a low-interest environment.
Cardano's ADA price retraced half of its recent 27% weekly rally, raising concerns about whale activity and potential market pullbacks.
Solana achieved a record $5.77 billion in tokenized asset volume for Q2 2026, marking an all-time high for its digital asset ecosystem.

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