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The most important US market event was the broad tech-led rally, as AI and chip stocks surged after strong earnings and guidance from names like Sandisk, Cloudflare, and Datadog, signaling renewed investor appetite for growth amid volatile trading.

SpaceX stock passed an important technical test, and some traders now think the recent decline may have bottomed out.
Market commentators are highlighting SpaceX as a volatile but potentially attractive investment opportunity.
Several AI-related stocks are drawing attention because of demand for chips, memory, and infrastructure needed to support AI growth.
Tesla’s planned chip manufacturing complex could create benefits for a wider group of semiconductor and equipment companies.
Trade Desk reported strong expected Q3 revenue and introduced a usability upgrade for its Zuma platform.
Cloudflare and Datadog both issued forward guidance that investors are watching closely, especially around revenue growth and customer concentration risk.
Applied Optoelectronics posted mixed results, with its 800G business still constrained by limited capacity despite its revenue outlook.
AppLovin suffered a sharp share-price drop after Q2 results, leading to multiple analyst downgrades.
The S&P 500 is making a strong upside move that some analysts say can appear near major market tops.
Broader headlines also point to shifting macro and policy themes, including possible Fed cuts, immigration enforcement actions, and consumer affordability concerns.

Hong Kong stocks edged higher at midday as the Hang Seng rose 37 points, led by strong gains in biotech and AI-related shares including BrightGene, WuXi Biologics and Zhiyun AI.

Hong Kong and mainland equity markets showed mixed but generally stronger tech and AI-related momentum.
AI models and AI infrastructure remained a major market theme, including Alibaba’s Wan 3.0 and AI-driven hardware demand.
Several brokerages raised target prices on biotech, gaming, property, and conglomerate stocks after earnings updates.
BeiGene’s results beat expectations, leading to multiple analysts lifting target prices and reaffirming bullish views.
MGM China’s EBITDA outperformed estimates, with analysts expecting gaming revenue recovery after the World Cup.
Hang Lung appointed a new CEO, signaling a leadership change at the group and property unit.
Wharf Real Estate received upgraded ratings and higher target prices as shareholder returns improved.
One of the most alarming public-safety stories was a scam case in which a woman lost nearly HK$69 million.
The one-month Hong Kong dollar HIBOR dropped to a one-month low, easing funding conditions.
Across sectors, analysts highlighted opportunities in tech, advanced manufacturing, property, gold, copper, batteries, and wind power.

Japanese markets were hit by profit-taking, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange briefly falling below 65,000 as investors sold AI and semiconductor shares after recent gains.

New head of Japan’s National Tax Agency says the agency will respond strictly and as an organization to serious tax evasion and delinquent tax payments.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange briefly fell below 65,000 yen in the morning as investors took profits from AI and semiconductor stocks.
Japan conducted a massive yen intervention on April 30 totaling 6.2 trillion yen, the largest single-day amount on record, to curb yen weakness during the holiday period.
The yen started trading in Tokyo in the low 158-yen range against the dollar as rising U.S. long-term yields widened the Japan-U.S. interest rate gap and encouraged yen selling.
U.S. stocks fell after profit-taking, with the Dow declining for the first time in six sessions and the Nasdaq also extending losses.
Reports said Trump repeatedly called the Federal Reserve chair, raising questions about the central bank’s independence, though it remains unclear whether monetary policy was discussed.
The yen traded in the mid-158 range in New York as concern eased over further coordinated intervention by Japan and the U.S., prompting renewed dollar buying.
NY stocks also reversed after six straight gains, dropping 464 points as profit-taking dominated after the market’s recent rally.
The yen traded in the high 157-yen range in Tokyo amid caution over developments in the Middle East and continued vigilance about possible currency intervention.
Other notable domestic topics included durable tableware, land-use problems involving foreign ownership, Toyota’s temporary worker bonus increase, AI-based consumer testing in product development, and regional business and branding stories.

Bitcoin whales and ETFs are driving a major bullish surge, with large holders adding $1.2 billion in BTC as spot ETF inflows reach $750 million.

Bitcoin whales added about $1.2 billion in BTC while Bitcoin ETFs brought in roughly $750 million, showing strong large-scale demand.
An old Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2011 suddenly moved $3.2 million to an address linked with FalconX.
Technical chart patterns suggest Bitcoin could climb sharply, with one outlook targeting $76,000.
XRP and other major cryptocurrencies dropped after the Clarity Act vote was delayed until September.
The Senate will not vote on the crypto Clarity Act before its summer recess, pushing regulatory decisions back.
Ondo Finance is facing internal conflict following the death of its founder, creating leadership uncertainty.
Tether is expanding its tokenization efforts into Saudi Arabia, beginning with real estate projects.
European crypto regulations and U.S. policy developments remain important topics for advisors and market participants.
JPMorgan reports that Hyperliquid ETF inflows have slowed as competition in the market increases.
Analysts note that Bitcoin’s low volatility does not automatically mean low risk, and major predictions still point to big moves in BTC, XRP, ETH, and other assets.

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