The US dollar is on track for its strongest monthly gain in nearly a year as Gulf tensions, higher oil prices and hawkish Fed expectations support haven demand.

Samsung and SK Hynix shares fell as investors weighed reports of a massive long-term AI and semiconductor investment plan that could reshape South Korea’s chip industry.

Spot gold prices stabilized around $4,064 on June 29 as the market digests recent inflation data, a surging US Dollar, and the US-Iran peace framework.

Brent crude rebounded after renewed US-Iran tensions near the Strait of Hormuz revived shipping concerns. Markets are weighing fragile diplomacy against supply recovery risks.

Apple stock fell after Mac and iPad price hikes raised concerns over demand, margins and AI-driven memory cost pressure.

Micron earnings beat forecasts as AI memory demand, HBM supply tightness and long-term agreements reshape the memory-chip outlook.

OpenAI IPO timing is under scrutiny as SpaceX volatility raises questions over AI valuations, retail demand, cash burn and public-market risk.

Bitcoin slipped below $59,000 after hotter US PCE inflation data raised concerns over renewed Fed tightening. Explore the key crypto market drivers, liquidation risks and upcoming macro events.

Spot gold prices rebounded above $4,000 on June 26 after US PCE inflation data matched expectations. Explore the latest market analysis and technical levels.

Micron Technology flags an extended memory supply shortage lasting beyond 2027 following a blowout fiscal Q3 2026 earnings report. Read the full analysis.

SK Hynix shares jumped after the chipmaker announced a planned Nasdaq ADR listing worth up to $29.4 billion, raising hopes of a valuation rating in the AI memory market.

WTI oil drops below $70 as Middle East tensions ease. Meanwhile, gold falls under $4,000 amid a stronger dollar and hawkish Federal Reserve signals. Read our analysis.

The US Dollar is on track for its largest monthly gain in a year as robust US economic data drives expectations for sustained high short-term interest rates.

Spot gold prices crashed below the $4,000 support level on June 25, driven by a surging US dollar, hawkish Fed rate hike bets, and easing inflation fears.

KOSPI Index shows momentum weakness ahead of Micron earnings, with semiconductor sentiment fragile and AI chip demand expectations in focus. Key Takeaways

Gold prices fall toward the $4,000 level as a stronger US dollar and hawkish Federal Reserve expectations outweigh lingering US-Iran geopolitical risks. Read the full market analysis.

WTI crude holds near $72.50 after hitting a three-month low as easing Strait of Hormuz risks, rising UAE exports and Iran waivers lift global supply outlook.

U.S. Stocks declined as Nasdaq fell 2.21% and Micron dropped 13%, with semiconductor shares pressured by AI demand concerns.

South Korean chip stocks dropped as investors took profits, with Samsung and SK Hynix falling over 5% and major indexes triggering circuit breakers.

SpaceX shares fall 16% as post-IPO momentum weakens, with investors assessing valuation, bond plans, cash reserves and long-term growth.