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U.S. stocks were mixed as analysts highlighted bullish calls on names like Etsy, AeroVironment and SpaceX while investors watched key earnings, tariff and geopolitical headlines for the market’s next move.

Top Wall Street analysts are highlighting three stocks they believe have strong growth potential.
Abel is deploying a significant portion of Berkshire’s cash into investments.
Mizuho has identified several top stock picks for August.
Analysts think Formula One stock could rebound after lagging other sports-related stocks.
BlackRock is seeing attractive tax-free yields in a segment of the bond market.
JPMorgan upgraded Etsy, expecting a turnaround that could lift the stock by another 20%.
A digital platform used by doctors has seen its shares surge more than 100% at one point.
Argus upgraded SpaceX shares and warned investors not to underestimate Musk.
Wendy’s lost its position as the second-largest burger chain after holding it for six years.
Market stories this week center on trade tensions, crypto regulation, earnings reports, and major stock catalysts.

HK stocks opened higher, led by a 37% surge in CITIC Guoan International after its parent offered a 44% premium privatization bid.

Oil prices rose as markets focused on unclear prospects for a U.S.-Iran agreement, while reports said Mujtaba met Iran’s president to counter rumors that he was critically ill.
Reports said CATL’s Yichun Jianxiawo lithium mine environmental review disclosure has been completed and will be submitted for formal assessment.
WuXi AppTec rose more than 3% after a U.S. court initially blocked its inclusion on a list of companies linked to the military.
Cathay Guanjun International resumed trading with a 37% jump after Cathay Haitong reportedly offered a 44% premium in a privatization proposal.
Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stock indexes opened slightly higher, led by gains in Cathay Guanjun International and WuXi-related shares.
China’s July inflation data came in below expectations, with CPI up 0.5% year on year and PPI up 3.5% year on year but easing from the prior month.
The U.S. July jobs report was much weaker than expected, sharply lowering the odds of a September Fed rate hike and boosting rate-cut expectations.
Moore Threads posted strong first-half 2026 results, with revenue surging to 1.736 billion yuan, exceeding its full-year 2025 revenue, while losses narrowed sharply.
China’s foreign exchange reserves remained above $3.4 trillion for a fourth straight month, and foreign trade in the first seven months surpassed 30 trillion yuan.
Investor attention stayed focused on new economy themes, including the upcoming listing of Universe Tech in the humanoid robotics sector, which is seen as a key valuation benchmark.

Tokyo stocks briefly recovered to the 66,000 level, lifted by a rally in U.S. equities and stronger buying in the market.

TSE briefly recovered to 66,000 yen, supported by gains in U.S. stocks.
Japan’s first-half 2026 current-account surplus rose 22% to 17.4 trillion yen, though June was in deficit.
A Bank of Japan policymaker called for faster interest-rate hikes amid inflation concerns.
The yen strengthened into the upper 157 range as weaker U.S. jobs data reduced early-hike expectations.
European stocks rose as expectations for early Fed rate hikes faded.
The Dow rebounded and closed at 54,036.93 in New York trading.
Tokyo yen trading also stayed in the upper 157 range, driven by focus on the Japan-U.S. rate gap.
Sushiro will transfer Kyotaru to Washoku Sato and focus resources on its core conveyor-belt sushi business.
Japan Post resolved a system outage that temporarily disrupted package deliveries.
Hitachi secured train orders for the UK-France high-speed rail market, signaling new competition in European rail.

Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a massive $853 million inflow, led largely by BlackRock’s IBIT, signaling strong institutional demand for crypto exposure.

Crypto markets are facing a major shakeout in 2026, with more than 100 projects reportedly shutting down in a dot-com-like cleansing phase.
Bitcoin continues to attract strong institutional demand, highlighted by $853 million flowing into spot ETFs, with BlackRock’s IBIT capturing most of the inflows.
Industry experts like Bitwise’s Matt Hougan expect trillions in institutional capital to eventually move into Bitcoin.
The delayed CLARITY Act is creating uncertainty across the market, with some viewing the postponement as potentially beneficial and others seeing it as a setback.
XRP-related products are weakening, as ETF inflows have dropped sharply and the token’s price has fallen while lawmakers delay major regulatory action.
JPMorgan warns that if crypto regulation stalls, tokenization opportunities could migrate to traditional Wall Street institutions instead of native crypto firms.
Hyperliquid’s RWA perpetual trading boom is reducing the revenue support behind HYPE, putting pressure on its token economics.
Bitcoin’s protocol debate remains active, as the controversial BIP-110 soft fork attempt briefly mined blocks before stopping.
Security and self-custody concerns are rising globally, seen in stolen Bitcoin being moved from a Coldcard hack and hardware wallet sales more than doubling in Russia ahead of new rules.
Several major price narratives are building around Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, with traders watching for breakout moves while news, regulation, and institutional adoption shape sentiment.

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