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The US resumed strikes on Iran, sanctions tightened again, Tehran threatened retaliation, and crude prices jumped back toward key technical levels. The rebound is reviving inflation fears, pushing bond yields higher and challenging the recent rotation away from energy.
Energy is benefiting from geopolitical tensions and renewed supply uncertainty, while Chinese technology stocks are attracting attention thanks to massive government support for AI infrastructure and valuations that remain a fraction of those seen in the US.

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Technology stocks remain under pressure despite Samsung's blockbuster earnings, with the semiconductor selloff dragging the Nasdaq 100 below its 50-day moving average for the first time since April. Meanwhile, SpaceX's first day in the Nasdaq 100 was marked by a sharp decline, even as Wall Street unveiled remarkably bullish price targets ranging from $200 to $300 per share—and one bank's valuation range stretching from $75 to $600.
At the same time, renewed tensions in the Middle East are pushing oil prices and bond yields higher, threatening to reverse the recent easing in inflation expectations. Could geopolitics derail the rotation out...

Samsung's blockbuster earnings should have reassured investors. Instead, they triggered a 9% selloff that dragged the Kospi sharply lower and reignited concerns that expectations across the AI semiconductor space have become impossible to satisfy. A 19-fold jump in quarterly profit and an earnings beat were simply not enough once the market's whisper numbers had moved even higher.
At the same time, oil markets are facing two opposing forces. Fresh attacks in the Strait of Hormuz are reviving geopolitical risk, while Saudi Arabia's deep price cuts for Asian buyers and abundant crude supply continue to weigh on prices. Which story wins...