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US stocks slipped as renewed concerns over Middle East tensions and fading hopes for the Hormuz reopening weighed on Wall Street despite upbeat earnings and strong AI-related deal activity.

Goldman Sachs’ banking and markets leader says investors should remain committed to the market despite recent volatility.
Prediction markets suggest the upcoming CPI report may show inflation staying relatively subdued.
Gold is rallying strongly, and one analyst is adding to gold holdings after its best weekly performance in months.
Market commentary highlights a mixed picture for breakout stocks, with one losing momentum while another continues to strengthen.
Standard Chartered is making a bold forecast about a crypto asset that is benefiting from tokenization trends.
Berkshire Hathaway is rising on solid earnings and share buybacks, even as Michael Burry remains skeptical.
Several headlines point to growing AI-related financing, investment, and demand across Nvidia, Intel, and other tech names.
Retail and consumer stocks are drawing attention, including Wendy’s losing a major ranking and Dick’s Sporting Goods being viewed as a core retail holding.
Macro and geopolitical pressures are weighing on markets, including concerns about oil, inflation, and lower trading sentiment.
Investors are also watching major company developments, from Apple and Netflix to SpaceX, Berkshire, and Archer Aviation.

Hong Kong stocks rose broadly, with the Hang Seng Index closing up 269 points as Alibaba gained over 2% and gold-related shares led the market.

Alibaba Cloud plans to more than double its global modular data center production capacity.
Cheung Kong Holdings’ Bolo Road project recorded two more property deals above HK$100 million, bringing nearly HK$2.5 billion in cash within two months.
Hong Kong stocks closed higher, with the Hang Seng Index up 269 points; Alibaba gained over 2%, and gold jewelry stocks led the rally.
A Repulse Bay property at Leighton Hill sold for HK$56 million, reflecting about 24% appreciation over 14 years.
Moonshot AI is reportedly seeking Beijing approval for an IPO, but regulatory issues may delay the listing until next year at the earliest.
The Hang Seng Tech Index rose 61 points, while multiple stocks including Lenovo, WuXi AppTec, InnoCare, WuXi Biologics, and Legend Biotech hit record highs on active turnover.
BYD’s Seagull model sold strongly in Japan, with orders surpassing 1,000 within two weeks of launch.
The Shanghai Composite Index rose 0.7% in mainland trading, with China Life falling more than 2% and WuXi AppTec rising 4%.
JPMorgan raised its year-end target for the S&P 500 to 8,000 points, while Goldman Sachs sharply lifted its market-size forecasts for PCB and CCL industries.
TSMC reported July consolidated revenue up 44.7% year on year, setting a new record high.

Japanese stocks briefly rebounded to 66,000, led by buying on the back of a stronger U.S. market and easing expectations for near-term Fed rate hikes.

Tokyo stocks briefly recovered to 66,000, lifted by strength in U.S. equities.
Japan’s first-half 2026 current account surplus rose 22% to 17.4 trillion yen, though June was in deficit.
A BOJ policymaker urged faster interest-rate hikes because of inflation concerns.
The yen weakened to the upper 157-yen range as U.S. labor data reduced expectations of an early Fed hike.
European stocks and the Dow both rose as expectations for near-term U.S. rate hikes faded.
JDI eliminated its excess liabilities after a 17.3 billion yen capital injection, but financial stability remains an issue.
Rakuten said its roaming arrangement with KDDI will continue beyond October, although urban cuts are likely.
Suntory’s Kumamoto factory will need 3–4 months to recover, while other plants cover production.
Nichirei may have suffered a major personal data leak involving a Russian-linked hacker group.
Several Japanese companies and sectors are adjusting operations, including Sushiro’s business focus shift and weaker outlooks in fishing and manufacturing.

Strategy boosted its liquidity with a $4.75 billion cash cushion and even sold some bitcoin, underscoring that large crypto treasuries are diversifying beyond BTC as the market matures.

Bitwise’s Rasmussen argues that Circle is undervalued because stablecoins may grow into a multi-trillion-dollar market.
Strategy has built a $4.75 billion cash reserve, suggesting that holding only Bitcoin is no longer seen as sufficient for many investors.
Grayscale has quietly abandoned ETF applications tied to Cardano, Polkadot, and Hedera.
Jupiter now allows Solana lending users to make the same dollar work twice, improving capital efficiency.
Bitmine is slowing its Ethereum purchases as Tom Lee’s firm redirects capital toward share buybacks.
Solstice Finance has launched the first Strategy-style STRC product on Solana.
Strategy sold 1,690 Bitcoin and raised $653 million by issuing MSTR shares.
Coinsbuy suffered an $8 million loss in a coordinated attack involving two blockchains.
The UK FCA plans to regulate tokenized gold to help London retain its status as a leading bullion center.
Several headlines point to major uncertainty in crypto markets, including Bitcoin price predictions, XRP ETF outflows, stalled legislation, and AI-driven forecasts that may affect sentiment.

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