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The most critical event for the US market is Trump's 25% cut on every Nvidia chip sold to China, which backfired and is costing Nvidia up to $30B as Beijing refuses to approve H200 purchases.

SK Hynix Raises Historic $26.5B: The AI memory chipmaker made history with a record $26.5B ADR sale, solidifying its dominance in the semiconductor sector.
Tencent Invests in AI Startup Manus: Tencent is eyeing a top stake in AI startup Manus, while Meta is forced to unwind a $2B deal related to the same.
Nvidia-China Chip Trade Backfires: Trump's proposed 25% cut on every Nvidia chip sold to China has backfired, with Beijing refusing to approve H200 purchases, potentially costing Nvidia $30B.
Bitcoin & Crypto Recovery: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP are gaining as the "death cross" sparks debate about the end of the bear market.
Gold's Worst Quarter Since 2013: Gold has experienced its worst quarter since 2013, challenging its traditional role as a hedge against market volatility.
UK Cloud Provider Regulation: The UK has placed four major cloud providers under financial regulatory oversight, increasing scrutiny on digital infrastructure.
Circle Internet Wins OCC Approval: Circle Internet has secured OCC approval for a national trust bank, marking a significant step for crypto-native banking.
Regional Banks Rallying: Regional banks are showing strong performance, with charts indicating one standout name in the sector.
Elon Musk Twitter Settlement: Elon Musk will pay $1.5 million in settlement over his acquisition of Twitter, with the judge expressing dissatisfaction over the terms.
Solar Stock Surge Prediction: Wells Fargo predicts a specific solar stock could surge by 80%, highlighting growth opportunities in the renewable energy sector.

Despite a slight drop in the Hang Seng Technology Index, the Hang Seng Index rose 144 points to close at 24,175, with China Andes gaining over 7% amidst strong trading volume and positive sector rotation.

Bank of America and UBS significantly lowered the target price for China Airlines (CAG) to HKD 104, while revising the target for the airline leasing business.
UBS cut the target price for China Airlines (CAG) to HKD 104.2, reaffirming its "Buy" rating despite adjusting the core net profit forecast.
UBS believes Long Real’s European infrastructure contribution is undervalued and expects a special dividend in the first half of the year.
BNP Paribas upgraded the target price for Zhipu to HKD 2,061 and raised its rating to "Outperform the Market".
Development Bureau announced this quarter will launch the He Wen Tian Fo Guang Street residential land project involving 250 units, with the annual supply target expected to be achieved early.
UBS forecasts Tencent’s second-quarter revenue will grow 9% annually, with adjusted net profit rising 4%.
IEA stated global oil demand will see its first annual decline since 2020.
East Asia expects Hong Kong stock capital flows to improve in the second half of the year, benefiting sector rotation.
Ping An Insurance’s performance showed steady beginnings, with the target price raised to HKD 59.
HK Stock Index (Hang Seng) closed up 144 points, with CSA rising over 7%, while Zhipu and Tianshu Zhixin fell about 19%.

The most critical event impacting the Japanese market is the bankruptcy of Zen-To-Shin, which has triggered a cash-only crisis in bustling districts, forced a sharp decline in customer foot traffic, and given realistic urgency to business failures while prompting government-led emergency financial support for small and medium enterprises.

Government explores support for dollar procurement by major banks to prevent financial crises during emergencies.
"All-To-Shin" bankruptcy causes cash flow issues for small businesses, with special consultation windows established.
Inflation data shows 7.1% rise in corporate prices, driven by oil and chemical product price hikes due to Middle East tensions.
New privacy law allows health record collection without consent, raising concerns about data leak risks.
Regional tax revenues reached a record 50 trillion yen for the fifth consecutive year, driven by strong corporate performance.
Personal businesses face difficulty collecting receivables due to "All-To-Shin" bankruptcy, impacting small enterprise funding.
Commodity prices dropped to a low level for the first time in 1.5 years, with rice prices falling to 3,458 yen per 5 kg.
Nissan relocates 400 workers from Kanagawa's factory to Kyushu, ending vehicle production at the original site.
Tokyo Electric Power's revenue increased significantly to 251.6 billion yen, reflecting higher costs from inflation and interest rates.
Japanese auto sales in China fell negatively for January-June, with market cooling due to rising gasoline prices.

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