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U.S. markets were driven by strong AI-related semiconductor momentum and upbeat analyst sentiment, with TSMC’s 45% monthly sales jump underscoring continued chip demand and supporting the broader growth trade.

Top analysts highlighted several stocks with strong growth potential, including names tied to Berkshire, Mizuho, Formula One, and a tax-free bond opportunity.
JPMorgan turned more positive on Etsy, saying the company may be entering a turnaround that could lift the stock significantly.
A digital doctor platform surged sharply at one point, showing investor enthusiasm for health-tech growth stories.
AI is fueling a major increase in electricity demand, creating new opportunities across the power sector.
Wendy’s lost its position as the second-largest burger chain after holding that spot for six years.
A new Air Force contract pushed AeroVironment shares higher, reflecting optimism around defense spending.
TSMC reported a 45% monthly sales jump, reinforcing that demand for AI chips remains very strong.
Meta is facing a massive potential $1.4 trillion penalty in a U.S. trial involving four states.
Markets are watching a packed earnings week, major crypto regulation progress, and several geopolitical and trade developments.
Investors are weighing warnings about the market, retirement finances, oil prices, and dividend-focused income ideas.

Hong Kong stocks rose in morning trading, with the Hang Seng Index up 185 points as Alibaba and property shares advanced, lifting market sentiment.

Citigroup keeps a “sell” rating on Wharf Holdings, citing concerns over a restructuring of the shareholder structure.
JPMorgan raises its year-end target for the S&P 500 to 8,000 points.
Goldman Sachs sharply lifts its market size forecasts for PCB and CCL, expecting strong industry growth from 2026 to 2028.
TSMC’s July consolidated revenue rose 44.7% year on year, hitting a new record high.
Hong Kong stocks rose in the morning session, with the Hang Seng Index up 185 points and Alibaba, mainland property, and pharmaceutical shares gaining.
Goldman Sachs says China internet giants’ second-quarter results will focus on cloud growth and AI-related capital spending, and it raises Meituan’s target price.
Moore Threads reported first-half 2026 revenue of 1.736 billion yuan, exceeding its full-year 2025 revenue, though it still recorded a loss.
UniTree Technology begins subscription on Monday, marking a major IPO moment for the humanoid robotics and embodied AI sector.
China’s July CPI rose 0.5% year on year, while PPI increased 3.5%, showing overall inflation remained mild.
China’s foreign exchange reserves stayed above $3.4 trillion for the fourth straight month, and trade in the first seven months exceeded 30 trillion yuan.

Tokyo stocks briefly rebounded to 66,000 as U.S. market gains and weaker expectations for early Fed rate hikes boosted buying on the Japanese market.

English translation: Tokyo stocks briefly recovered to 66,000, supported by gains in U.S. equities and strong buying in the market.
Japan reported a current account surplus of 17.4 trillion yen for the first half of 2026, up 22%, though June’s current account balance was in the red.
A Bank of Japan policy member argued in the July meeting that the pace of rate hikes should be accelerated because of concerns about rising prices.
The yen weakened to the upper 157 range against the dollar in Tokyo as slowing U.S. job growth reduced expectations for early Fed rate hikes.
In politics, calls were made for Ishiba, Kono, and others to leave their party if they oppose a consumption tax cut, while disaster-related death response in Kumamoto remains urgent.
There is growing concern that income-linked cash benefits may leave some people out, with support aimed at working low- and middle-income earners and households with children.
European stocks rose as expectations for an early Fed rate hike faded, encouraging buying.
The Dow rebounded and closed at 54,036.93, while the New York yen also traded in the upper 157 range amid attention to Japan-U.S. interest rate gaps.
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Other reports covered corporate and social topics such as a possible personal data leak at Nichirei, Sushiro’s transfer of Kyo Tars to Washoku Sato, and concerns that extreme heat is slowing the economy.

Bitcoin surged above $65,000 and drew $853 million into spot ETFs, underscoring strong institutional demand even as U.S. crypto legislation was delayed.

Robinhood has expanded crypto trading to the UK with an AI-driven, all-in-one app.
Bitcoin stayed above $65,000 even after the Senate delayed the CLARITY Act until fall.
One Bitcoin miner chose not to follow BIP-110, despite mining through a pool that supported it.
Bitcoin rose past $65,000 ahead of important U.S. inflation data expected later this week.
XRP lagged behind the broader crypto rebound, even as ETF products continued to attract investor money.
Some analysts argue the CLARITY Act delay could ultimately help the crypto sector rather than hurt it.
Hyperliquid’s RWA perpetuals growth is cutting into the revenue that supports the HYPE token.
Investors poured $853 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock’s IBIT taking most of the inflows.
The crypto industry is undergoing a dot-com-like shakeout, with more than 100 projects shutting down in 2026.
The controversial Bitcoin fork BIP-110 briefly mined two blocks before stopping.

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