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Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro price could jump $200, even as margins stay tight

Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro price could jump $200, even as margins stay tight

Apple Inc. may have to bump up the average price of its next Pro Max phone by around $200 to cover higher costs, and even then could see a slightly lower gross margin compared to last year’s model, a Counterpoint Research estimate shows. The research firm is projecting the bill of materials for the 12GB, 1TB iPhone 18 Pro Max will go up by almost $300, before assembly, shipping or marketing.
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) lifts MacBook and iPad prices, faces memory cost jump

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LIVEMarkets rolling coverageStarted: July 10, 2026, 4:00 AM EDTUpdated: July 11, 2026, 3:59 AM EDT Traders Face Choppy Summer as Fed Shakeup, Weak Yen and Earnings Hit July 11, 2026, 3:58 AM EDT. Markets are setting up for a tough summer. Investors watch for a new reform-minded Federal Reserve chair, a move that could shift U.S. policy. The Japanese yen is still under pressure, sending ripples through currencies. Big earnings season is on deck, with company results likely to drive swings in stocks. Traders expect more volatility and risk in the next few months as these issues stack up. Prepare
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South Korea chip rout turns leveraged ETFs into new KOSPI risk for investors

South Korea chip rout turns leveraged ETFs into new KOSPI risk for investors

South Korea’s bear-market fall is exposing a leverage loop built on two chipmakers, not just a shift in views on artificial intelligence. The KOSPI closed down 409.52 points, or 5.35%, at 7,246.79 on Wednesday, 20.5% below its June 22 record close of 9,114.55. Samsung Electronics fell 6.3% and SK Hynix lost 5.7%; Han Ji-young, an analyst at Kiwoom Securities, said there were “worries about a slowdown in memory price growth” and uncertainty over whether earnings have peaked.
SK Hynix eyes $28 billion Nasdaq sale, aims to cover most AI memory push

SK Hynix eyes $28 billion Nasdaq sale, aims to cover most AI memory push

SK Hynix on Monday kicked off a U.S. share sale that looks more like a funding bet on the AI memory market rather than a straight foreign stock listing. The company’s 43.141 trillion won target aims to fund about 77% of a 55.92 trillion won plan for HBM, new fabs and advanced packaging. Reuters said 17.79 million new shares go out through Nasdaq ADRs. The Elec cited the capex details from SK Hynix’s registration filing.
SK hynix (KRX:000660) jumps 170 trillion won as KOSPI chip rally weighs AI spending risks

SK hynix (KRX:000660) jumps 170 trillion won as KOSPI chip rally weighs AI spending risks

SK hynix Inc. jumped 10.9% to 2,425,000 won Friday, pulling back from this week’s chip-stock rout. The gain from 2,187,000 won at Thursday’s close and 712.70 million shares outstanding meant SK hynix tacked on about 169.6 trillion won to its market cap in a day. Trading volume was 7.95 million shares, or around 1.42 times the average, according to market data.
Nasdaq under pressure with chip names lower; futures drift before jobs data

Nasdaq under pressure with chip names lower; futures drift before jobs data

U.S. stock-index futures pointed to a mixed start Thursday. Dow and Russell 2000 futures edged up in early New York trading, but Nasdaq 100 futures slipped. Traders are watching for a jobs report that could shift rate hike bets ahead of a three-day break. Nasdaq’s premarket goes from 4:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. ET, and the regular session opens at 9:30 a.m. and ends at 4:00 p.m. ET.
Samsung, SK Hynix chip plan has investors looking beyond $1.3 trillion headline

Samsung, SK Hynix chip plan has investors looking beyond $1.3 trillion headline

South Korea put a number on its AI-chip plan: 800 trillion won from Samsung Electronics Co, SK Hynix Inc and suppliers to build four new fab sites in the southwest. That’s still a big wager, but well below the $1.3 trillion headline that moved memory shares ahead of the announcement. The figure is also less than the earlier 2,000 trillion won group total floated before Monday’s presidential briefing.
Asia markets look to Korea, PMIs in the week ahead

Asia markets look to Korea, PMIs in the week ahead

Asian stocks are opening the week with moves that look driven more by balance sheet space than by earnings news. South Korea’s KOSPI stands out: after falling about 7% last week, it’s still up 66% for the quarter and has nearly doubled this year, according to a Reuters snapshot. That split between a sharp drop and a still-high gain puts Seoul in focus as a sign of how much leverage might be left in the AI rally.
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