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U.S. stocks climbed, with the Dow up 120 points as bond yields retreated, signaling a modest risk-on move in the market.

Trump’s remarks about Hyperliquid triggered a wave of call-buying, including some unusual trades that stood out to market watchers.
Market coverage highlighted the stock stories most likely to influence trading in the next session.
Investors were warned that single-stock futures can create unexpected tax complications.
Japan’s bond market was described as a possible early warning sign for the overheated AI stock rally.
An AI-focused fintech that became a bank is gaining traction through AI-driven lending and by targeting the right borrowers.
Technical signals suggested bullish setups were forming in Range Resources, according to chart analyst Frank Cappelleri.
Meta’s legal issues pushed options traders toward the “jade lizard” strategy.
Stephanie Link said she is buying a lesser-known stock tied to the AI supply chain.
Stocks moved higher as bond yields fell, helping support broader market gains.
Additional headlines pointed to major corporate and geopolitical developments, including Amazon’s strong momentum, SpaceX’s funding, Iran-related shipping risks, and several analyst upgrades and downgrades.

Hong Kong stocks opened higher as blue-chip names such as Alibaba rallied ahead of results, while Kuaishou-W slumped sharply after warning that continued investment pressure will weigh on short-term profits.

Bessent pushes down U.S. Treasury yields, adding pressure on the Federal Reserve’s policy work. He is trying to suppress bond yields, which makes the Fed’s job harder.
Conoah rises more than 6% as it turns profitable in the first half and plans to list on the STAR Market. The company improved its earnings and is aiming for a Shanghai STAR Market IPO.
Kuaishou-W falls sharply because continued investment is expected to weigh on short-term profits. Heavy spending may hurt near-term earnings.
AsymChem’s interim loss widens to 817 million yuan and no dividend is declared. The company reported a larger loss and will not pay an interim dividend.
OpenAI’s CFO is said to believe the company could go public by 2027 or earlier, despite Anthropic’s potential lead. OpenAI may list soon and does not seem worried about being second.
South Korea’s KOSPI jumps 6%, led by major gains in SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics. Korean stocks surged, especially chipmakers.
Stone Smart’s stock gains 15% after its SYS 6090 injection starts a phase Ib/II trial in China for liver cancer. Positive clinical progress boosted the share price.
Luoyang Molybdenum rises over 5% after first-half profit jumps 86%, revenue hits a record, and interim dividend is restored. Strong results and a dividend revival lifted the stock.
Chip shortages are hurting Chinese smartphone makers in India, while Apple and Samsung gain an advantage. Supply constraints are reshaping competition in India.
Hengrui Medicine’s first-half net profit rises only 0.3% to 4.465 billion yuan, and its stock drops more than 7%. Weak market reaction followed muted profit growth.

Tokyo stocks fell sharply by 2,134 yen to 65,326 as concerns grew over a prolonged Middle East crisis, weighing heavily on the JP market.

Japan’s July trade deficit widened to 634.5 billion yen, hurt by rising import prices despite lower Middle East oil volumes.
The U.S. doubled long-term Treasury buybacks, which lowered U.S. yields and strengthened the yen.
The yen rose to the low 158-yen range in both Tokyo and New York trading.
Fed minutes showed many officials still saw the need for higher rates because inflation remained high.
U.S. stock markets rebounded as falling long-term rates supported buying.
Tokyo stocks plunged sharply on concerns that Middle East instability will continue for a long time.
Paper supply may be restored quickly after the Kumamoto earthquake halted operations at Nippon Paper’s Yatsushiro plant.
U.S.-China talks are expected to include AI, with the U.S. aiming to keep its technological lead.
Tourism demand is shifting toward domestic travel, with strong bookings beyond September.
Cybersecurity, rail recovery, and toy-market growth were also major topics, including a possible Sakura Internet data exposure and record toy sales.

Bitcoin surged above $68,000 and briefly hit $70,000 for the first time since June, as stronger risk appetite and massive short liquidations fueled the crypto market rally.

Bitcoin briefly climbed to $70,000, reaching its highest level since June amid renewed market momentum.
Trump said the CFTC is working to make Hyperliquid available in the U.S., helping HYPE rise 11%.
Trump urged Congress to advance the Clarity Act during a White House event focused on crypto policy.
Fairshake, a crypto-aligned campaign fund, suffered a $2 million setback in Florida primary races.
Bitcoin moved above $68,000, triggering $1.4 billion in short liquidations as Treasury buybacks lifted risk appetite.
BTC is approaching an important technical breakout that could push prices toward $76,000.
Shares of Coinbase, Circle, and Bullish rose as Clarity Act supporters grew more optimistic about the bill’s chances.
Fidelity Digital Assets said AI may strengthen crypto, but it also brings important risks and limitations.
DeFi yield was examined as a topic of where returns truly come from, including why parts of the system broke earlier this spring.
HSBC and Standard Chartered completed the first live banking transaction using Swift’s 24/7 ledger system.

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