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On June 25th, US stocks closed mixed. While the Dow Jones edged higher, the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.43%, pressured by a widespread pullback in chip stocks like Western Digital and Qualcomm, signaling caution in the tech sector.
Read MoreCoinbase has introduced perpetual futures contracts tracking the top 100 Nasdaq-listed technology companies. This single-contract solution allows investors to gain exposure to leading U.S. tech stocks, marking a significant expansion into traditional finance products.
Read MoreSpeaker Johnson will meet with Trump to break the legislative deadlock after Trump vetoed the housing bill, demanding his SAVE America Act be passed first. Meanwhile, talks with the Defense Secretary suggest potential new funding requests for Iran-related costs.
Read MoreGold prices plunged below the key $4,000 per ounce level, pressured by a strengthening US dollar and growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate hikes. The stronger dollar makes dollar-denominated commodities less attractive to overseas buyers, dragging down the broader precious metals market.
Read MoreGoogle is reportedly set to lose two more AI researchers to rival Anthropic, marking the latest in a series of high-profile talent moves within the competitive AI landscape. This highlights the intensifying battle for top AI talent.
Read MoreQualcomm has detailed its data center roadmap, with the third-generation AI chip slated for 2027. It will be followed by a data center CPU and second-gen high-bandwidth compute chip in 2028. Tech giants like Microsoft and Meta plan deployments, with Qualcomm projecting multi-billion dollar revenue from this segment by FY2027, signaling a major push into AI infrastructure.
Read MoreJPMorgan analyst Rajat Gupta cut Tesla's Q2 delivery forecast to 420,000 vehicles from 430,500, citing mixed signals in EV demand. Profit estimates were also lowered. The report notes rising gasoline prices haven't boosted US EV demand. The bank maintains a Neutral rating with a $475 target.
Read MoreOpenAI launched the new GPT-5.5 Instant model on June 25th. Paid users gain immediate access, with the free tier opening tomorrow. This update represents a significant step in AI response speed and accessibility.
Read MoreOn June 25, international precious metals faced significant selling pressure. Spot gold fell over 3% to $3979.30/oz, while spot silver plunged nearly 7% to $57.22/oz. The sharp decline reflects immediate market reactions to macroeconomic data and interest rate expectations.
Read MoreSolana has fallen below the critical $65 level, currently trading around $64.86 after a 5.89% decline in 24 hours. Heightened volatility signals risk; investors should monitor support, manage positions, and navigate near-term market turbulence.
Read MoreBNB has broken below the key $550 support level, currently trading at $549.96 with a 24-hour drop of 4.28%. Heightened market volatility underscores the need for cautious risk management.
Read MoreBroadcom CEO Hock Tan suggests OpenAI's custom AI chip, developed with Broadcom, signals a shift where leading AI labs build their own hardware infrastructure. He views this as validating Broadcom's model, where top developers eventually design chips to optimize performance.
Read MoreBaton Corporation, behind Pump.fun, is recruiting a Chief Legal Officer with a base salary up to $5 million. This move highlights the crypto industry's increasing focus on legal compliance and risk management as projects scale globally.
Read MoreThe US and Iran will hold technical-level talks in Switzerland by the end of June, as confirmed by the State Department. This move represents a renewed effort to break the deadlock in nuclear negotiations.
Read MoreEthereum has broken below the key $1600 support level, currently trading around $1597 with a 24-hour drop of nearly 4%. Market volatility has intensified significantly. This analysis examines technical implications and provides essential risk management guidance for traders navigating current conditions.
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