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U.S. markets are likely to be driven most by Tuesday’s CPI inflation report, which could shape expectations for Fed policy and the next move in stocks.

Markets are likely to react to the upcoming CPI inflation report, with JPMorgan and prediction markets both suggesting inflation will remain relatively tame.
Gold just posted its strongest week in seven months, and some traders see that momentum as a reason to keep buying.
Berkshire appears to be breaking out, though Michael Burry argues it may no longer be an attractive investment as capital is deployed elsewhere.
Goldman’s co-head of global banking and markets says investors should stay invested, reinforcing a constructive long-term market view.
AI-driven electricity demand is creating an unprecedented surge in power needs, highlighting a major structural theme in the economy.
Wendy’s lost its place as the second-largest burger chain after holding that position for six years.
AeroVironment shares jumped after the company won a new Air Force contract, showing how defense wins can move stocks sharply.
AST SpaceMobile reaffirmed its 2026 revenue guidance and outlined satellite deployment plans, while Rocket Lab reported stronger revenue and an upbeat outlook.
Hims & Hers fell despite issuing positive guidance, while Barrick dropped after the Newmont settlement value disappointed investors.
Oil prices pushed above $82 a barrel as hopes for a Hormuz deal faded, while Trump’s moves on fuel and reserves added to energy-market attention.

Hong Kong stocks opened higher as Hang Seng Index Company proposed expanding the Hang Seng Tech Index to 50 constituents, underscoring growing market focus on AI and technology names.

Citigroup gave Tsugami China an initial “Buy” rating with a target price of HK$72.
TVB Group jumped nearly 10% after plans to form a joint venture with Gaw Capital to provide advanced computing services.
Hong Kong stocks opened higher, with the Hang Seng Index up 61 points and Alibaba rising 2%.
Xiaomi launched campus recruiting, and demand for AI-related positions increased by 50%.
Nvidia signed a $500 billion financing memorandum with six major Wall Street banks to help clients buy Nvidia chips.
MiniMax reportedly participated in Jinjing New Energy’s share placement and convertible bond fundraising of nearly HK$1.1 billion.
Reports said Intel’s new share issue was expanded to $20 billion and has attracted over $100 billion in subscription demand.
Shein is reportedly pitching its IPO at a valuation below $30 billion.
The U.S. strategic petroleum reserve fell below 300 million barrels, the lowest level since 1983.
China’s official media highlighted major “15th Five-Year Plan” policy updates, including coal, ecology, finance, power investment, and AI-related industrial themes.

Tokyo stocks briefly rebounded to the 66,000-yen level as a rise in U.S. equities drove buying in the JP market.

NY円 traded in the mid-159 yen range as uncertainty over Middle East tensions increased, reducing the impact of intervention by the Japanese and U.S. governments.
NY stocks fell by about 60 dollars, closing at 53,975 dollars, as uncertainty over U.S.-Iran talks weighed on sentiment.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange briefly recovered to the 66,000-yen level, helped by gains in U.S. stocks and strong buying in Tokyo.
Japan’s current account surplus in the first half of 2026 rose 22% to 17.4 trillion yen, while June’s current account was in deficit.
A Bank of Japan policy board member argued at the July meeting that the pace of interest-rate hikes should be accelerated because of rising prices.
The Tokyo dollar-yen rate moved into the upper 157-yen range as weaker U.S. employment data pushed back expectations of an early Fed rate hike and led to dollar selling.
Political criticism intensified over opposition to consumption-tax cuts, with calls for Ishiba, Kono, and others to leave the party if they insist on that stance.
There is growing concern that income-linked benefits may leave some people out, with support aimed at low- to middle-income workers and households with children.
European stocks rose because expectations for an early Fed rate hike faded, encouraging more buying.
Other major business and social topics included Suntory expanding its Osaka gin facility, strong concern over shoplifting and self-checkout abuse, and corporate moves such as Boeing asset sales and JDI’s balance-sheet repair.

Strategy sold 1,690 bitcoin and raised $653 million from MSTR shares, highlighting growing investor pressure to back its crypto strategy with a bigger cash cushion.

Trump Media’s Bitcoin reserves have declined, while crypto-related losses have climbed to $361 million.
Bitwise’s Rasmussen says Circle may be undervalued as stablecoins move toward a trillion-dollar market.
Strategy is building a $4.75 billion cash buffer because investors want more than just Bitcoin exposure.
Grayscale has quietly abandoned its ETF plans for Cardano, Polkadot, and Hedera.
Jupiter’s new Solana lending feature lets the same dollar generate returns twice.
Bitmine is slowing its ETH purchases as Tom Lee’s company shifts toward stock buybacks.
Solana now has its first Strategy-like STRC product through Solstice Finance.
Strategy sold 1,690 Bitcoin and raised $653 million by issuing MSTR shares.
Coinsbuy lost $8 million in a coordinated attack across two blockchains.
The UK FCA plans to regulate tokenized gold to protect London’s role as a leading bullion center.

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