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The last-minute cancellation of Starship V3's 13th test flight sent SpaceX shares tumbling once again, and the stock price is expected to remain under continued downward pressure.

Japanese stocks faced a "Black Friday" as the Nikkei 225 fell more than 4%. Kioxia’s plunge triggered a limit-down, while SoftBank plummeted 9%.

Kioxia shares tumbled 16% today, extending their decline over the past month to more than 50% and dropping the company's market capitalization ranking to fifth place in the Japanese stock market.

IBM found capital support near $200, but whether it can further strengthen depends on the upcoming conference call.

Japanese stocks extended their decline at the market open, with the Nikkei 225 falling more than 4%. Kioxia plummeted over 15%, and SoftBank dropped more than 7%.

The Japanese government announced the procurement of a large volume of Nvidia Rubin chips, yet the company's stock price declined instead of rising.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets plummeted, erasing earlier gains. The KOSPI dropped more than 6%, and the Nikkei 225 fell over 2%. Kioxia plunged 15%, SK Hynix slumped 11%, while Samsung Electronics and SoftBank followed the decline.

The Bank of Korea's rate hike announcement triggered a stock market sell-off, with the KOSPI dropping 6%, Samsung Electronics falling over 8%, and SK Hynix plunging more than 11%.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets opened sharply lower, with the KOSPI Index plunging 5% and the Nikkei 225 falling over 2%. SK Hynix led the decline with a drop of more than 9%, while Samsung Electronics, Kioxia, and SoftBank also followed the downward trend.

SpaceX shares have declined for three consecutive sessions, approaching $135. If this level fails to hold, the stock could potentially fall by more than 25%.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets continued to rebound, with the KOSPI’s surge triggering a buy-side circuit breaker. The Nikkei 225 edged slightly higher, while SK Hynix jumped nearly 9%, and Samsung Electronics and Kioxia both rose by approximately 6%.

CPI data came in lower than expected across the board, fueling a surge in Bitcoin prices toward the $65,000 mark. Can it continue to climb and break through this critical level?

Japanese and South Korean stock markets staged a sharp rebound, with the KOSPI Index surging nearly 7% and the Nikkei 225 making a steady recovery. SK Hynix jumped more than 9%, while Samsung Electronics, Kioxia, and SoftBank also traded higher.

ASML is testing the $1,700 level again ahead of its earnings report. If it fails to hold this position, the stock could face a further decline of more than 10%.

Japanese and South Korean equity markets staged a "deep V-shaped recovery," with the KOSPI and Nikkei 225 closing slightly higher. Samsung, SK Hynix, SoftBank, and Kioxia all rose by approximately 3%.

Over the past month, the KOSPI Index has recorded a cumulative plunge of approximately 30% and is losing the key support level of 7,000 points. Having broken its bullish technical structure, the index may continue to decline toward the 5,000-point mark in the second half of the year.

The conflict over the Strait of Hormuz has escalated once again. Both gold and Bitcoin have declined and are likely to remain under pressure.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets continued their sell-off, with the KOSPI Index and Nikkei 225 under pressure. SoftBank and Kioxia both fell by more than 5%, while the declines in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix moderated.

The escalation of the U.S.-Iran conflict has stalled Bitcoin's rebound, with this week's CPI data and Kevin Warsh's congressional debut likely to drive prices further downward.

Japanese and South Korean stock markets faced a "Black Monday" as the KOSPI plunged more than 8%, triggering circuit breakers. The Nikkei 225 fell nearly 2%, while SK Hynix plummeted 15%, Samsung dropped more than 10%, and Kioxia fell over 12%.