Last Friday, U.S. stocks hit new highs again |

AI market trends continue to dominate global capital markets, with U.S. stock index futures rising collectively, S&P 500 futures up 0.3%, Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.4%, and the three major European stock indices generally up 0.4%-0.9% at the open.
Nikkei 225 surged 2.7%, closing at 63,339.07 points, reaching a new closing high, with SoftBank soaring nearly 12% in a single day, making the AI industry chain the strongest mainline.
U.S.-Iran negotiations have stalled, with the situation repeatedly tugging back and forth, pushing Brent crude oil up nearly 3% to re-enter above $105 per barrel.
The yen fell to the 159 level, and the market is highly alert to exchange rate interventions.
Gold and silver saw slight pressure and weakened, cryptocurrencies fluctuated slightly.
Additionally, regulators took action to crack down on illegal cross-border securities activities, with Tiger Securities plunging nearly 15% pre-market, and Futu dropping over 8%.
The market is awaiting speeches from the new Federal Reserve Chair and Waller, with subsequent policy directions becoming the focus.
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