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A short but busy week lies ahead on the US economic calendar, while markets need to digest the re-escalation of military action in the Middle East.

Samsung and SK Hynix both dropped Monday as tech selloff pressure and a regulatory setback outweighed trillion-dollar chip pledges.

Oil rebounded above $70 after fresh US-Iran strikes on June 28. Both sides agree to stand down and meet in Doha as Hormuz tensions persist.

Nearly 60% of S&P 500 stocks carry Buy ratings, a record high, as a US-Iran truce eases tensions and lifts risk assets.

CoinEx processed billions in transfers with Iranian exchanges, including more than $2.7 billion in transactions with OFAC-sanctioned Nobitex since 2018.

Europe could host Anthropic under an Austrian plan after Washington curbed foreign access to the AI firm's top models.

BLS data shows real wages fell 0.7% in the past year, making inflation-adjusted GTA 6 price charts misleading.

A Barclays AI survey shows institutions now use AI daily as Andreessen warns energy and cooling will gate its growth.

Despite the record exploit activity, two major attacks accounted for most of the money lost during the second quarter.

MicroStrategy's $64 billion Bitcoin bet is underwater below $60,000. See who actually pays as Strategy's flywheel stalls.