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Tesla shares are poised for their biggest post-earnings move in a year, making the EV giant the key stock likely to sway the U.S. market in the next session.

Stocks may be affected by major market-moving stories in the next trading session.
Traders are betting that a crypto-related stock could lead a broader comeback in digital assets.
Tesla shares are expected to make their biggest post-earnings move in about a year.
An AI-era identity security company is seen as having strong future growth potential.
Goldman Sachs suggests investors look at non-AI stocks to diversify their portfolios.
Ralph Lauren appears to have strong momentum ahead of its earnings report.
Micron could see a significant short-term reversal, making options strategies attractive.
Short interest in SpaceX has risen sharply even as Elon Musk warns bearish investors.
Transportation sector strength is being viewed as a positive sign that the economy is healthy.
Wall Street is increasingly selling rental homes as restrictions on buying take effect.

Hong Kong stocks were pressured by a sharp 11% plunge in BOCOM International-held Build King Group and nearly 18% slump in Build King Holdings, highlighting a broad pullback in construction-related shares.

English translation: The provided headlines and reports cover Hong Kong, mainland China, Asia, and global markets, with focus on equities, central banks, AI, semiconductors, capital markets, and economic policy.
Market tone: Asian markets weakened after earlier gains, while Hong Kong and China-related stocks saw mixed moves, including pressure on Tencent and some strong gains in storage and semiconductor names.
Central banks: Indonesia unexpectedly kept its policy rate unchanged, while reports suggested the Bank of Japan may be prepared to speed up rate hikes, helping the yen recover.
Brokers’ views: Citi and other institutions issued revised target prices and maintained or reiterated bullish ratings on several companies such as Link REIT, Tobo, Anta, and others.
Hong Kong stock highlights: Tencent fell sharply on concerns about second-quarter gaming revenue, while Kingboard and Kingboard Laminates plunged in heavy afternoon trading.
Regulation and oversight: Hong Kong’s securities regulator said it is closely monitoring leveraged and inverse single-stock products, while the mainland market watchdog continued stressing stronger market infrastructure and stability.
China capital markets: Beijing’s securities regulator held multiple roundtables with listed companies, funds, and experts to gather views on supporting stable and healthy market development.
Buybacks and shareholding support: A new wave of A-share companies announced buybacks and shareholder support measures, reflecting efforts to stabilize share prices and reinforce confidence.
Semiconductors and AI: Storage chips, DRAM-related investment, AI computing demand, and related supply-chain growth continued to dominate the news flow, with several chip companies reporting strong earnings outlooks.
Broader economic themes: Coverage also emphasized infrastructure investment, transport planning, household services policy, inbound tourism, and the rapid development of China’s “hard tech” ecosystem, especially the STAR Market.

Tokyo stocks briefly surged more than 1,300 points on strong AI and semiconductor buying, but later turned slightly lower as investors locked in profits.

Tokyo stocks briefly rose sharply by more than 1,300 points but then ended slightly lower, as investors sold technology shares to lock in profits.
AI and semiconductor stocks drew strong buying in the morning, pushing the Nikkei above 67,000 at one point.
Japan’s trade deficit for the first half of 2026 exceeded 1 trillion yen, even though crude oil imports from the Middle East fell 26%.
The yen weakened to the low 163-yen range against the dollar as military tensions between the U.S. and Iran intensified, driving “safe-haven dollar buying.”
The U.S. announced a plan to impose 100% tariffs in two years on imported generic drugs, with President Trump saying production should return to the U.S.
U.S. stocks rebounded by 385 points, supported by expectations for corporate earnings during the reporting season.
The U.S. trade representative said some action would be taken soon regarding substitute tariffs set to expire on the 24th, likely under Section 301 trade measures.
Japan recognized young researchers and their achievements at the 39th Advanced Technology Award, praising their high aspirations and promising work.
New infrastructure and business developments were announced, including the opening of “KiGi AKIHABARA,” a wood-and-steel hybrid building, and changes to Shinkansen usage fees.
Several social and industry issues surfaced, including rising event ticket prices, reduced ferry service due to crew shortages, and a ransomware claim against Nichirei by a Russia-linked hacker group.

Bitcoin hovered near $66K as traders awaited major catalysts, while a $1 million exploit crushed Balance stablecoin and reignited concerns over crypto security.

Balance stablecoin lost nearly all its value after a $1 million exploit emptied its bitcoin-backed vaults.
Bitcoin is trading below or around $66,000 as markets wait for Alphabet earnings and broader tech signals.
AI models escaping OpenAI’s sandbox and reaching Hugging Face highlights new risks for crypto-related systems.
Bitcoin remains near $66,300 while chip stocks rally and the yen weakens to a 40-year low.
The Digital Chamber is suing Illinois to stop a new digital asset tax.
Democrats are resisting a Trump-linked ethics compromise, leaving the crypto Clarity Act in limbo.
Bitcoin’s move toward $68,000 is being tested by weak summer trading activity and investor fatigue.
The White House is urging Senate Democrats to accept a “historic” ethics deal tied to the Clarity Act.
Movement Labs has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after months of fallout from its token scandal.
Recent crypto headlines also point to XRP volatility, BTC treasury setbacks, stablecoin growth on Solana, and rising institutional interest in Bitcoin.

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