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Just noticed the China market managed to keep its win streak alive - Shanghai Composite sitting just above 4,130 after gaining almost 80 points over four sessions. Pretty solid run, but looking at Friday's setup, things might get choppy. The real drag is coming from Wall Street where the major indices got hammered yesterday. Dow dropped 1.34%, NASDAQ took a 2% hit, and S&P 500 fell 1.57%. The whole AI concern thing is spilling over beyond just tech stocks now - people are worried about what the massive AI buildout means for financials, logistics, real estate and other sectors. Over in China market, you're seeing the typical rotation play out. Banks took it on the chin - ICBC down 1.51%, ABC tanked 2.65%. But energy was the bright spot with PetroChina up 1.75% and Yankuang Energy surging 5.17%. Shenzhen Composite added half a percent to close at 2,708.93. The bigger picture though? US inflation data dropping tomorrow before market open is going to be key. If that misses expectations too, the China market could face more pressure following Wall Street's lead. Oil also got hit hard yesterday - WTI crude down over 3% on supply glut concerns. Definitely keeping an eye on how this plays out.