According to BlockBeats, on July 22, Bitget data showed that Hong Kong-listed large-scale model stocks opened higher but closed lower, with Zhipu (02513.HK) falling by more than 10% and MINIMAX-W (00100.HK) falling by more than 5%.

According to BlockBeats, global stock markets surged on Tuesday, July 22, with US stocks performing particularly strongly. Data from BIT (bit.com) shows that all three major US stock indices closed higher. The Nasdaq rose 1.29%, the S&P 500 rose 0.89%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 0.74%. Among star stocks, Nvidia rose 1.97%, Tesla rose 2.53%, Intel surged 8.63%, and Marvell Technology rose 6.68%.

The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed up 5.21%, its biggest one-day gain since June 22. The memory sector rebounded strongly, with all four of the major U.S. memory chip companies surging over 10%. SpaceX rose over 3%, ending a seven-day losing streak. The U.S. optical communications sector rose across the board, with the Pure Photonics ETF (FOTO) up over 9%, Coherent up over 11%, Lumentum up over 9%, Corning up over 6%, and Credo up over 5%.

According to Bitget data, the Nikkei 225 index closed up 3.26% on Tuesday, and the South Korean KOSPI index closed up 3.56%. SK Hynix closed up 4%, and Samsung Electronics rose 6.1%.

Tuesday saw a remarkable day for the A-share market, with the Shanghai Composite Index closing at 3864.4 points and the STAR Market 50 Index surging over 10%, marking its highest single-day gain this year. The semiconductor sector experienced a surge of limit-up stocks. Among the STAR Market 50 semiconductor sector constituents, Gekko Microelectronics, Huahong Grace Semiconductor, and Zhongke Feice all hit their 20% daily limit.

In the Indian market, SBI Funds Management, the largest asset management company, listed on the Mumbai Stock Exchange, closing up 6.2% on its first day of trading, with a market capitalization of approximately US$12.89 billion, making it the second largest listed fund management company in India.

Despite the overall positive market outlook, concerns about the risk of war between the US and Iran and rising oil prices persist. Tensions between the US and Iran escalated, with the US launching its 11th consecutive night of attacks on Iran, and Trump threatening to strike the "Gazelle" nuclear facility. Meanwhile, international oil prices rose significantly due to supply concerns, and the yen continued to weaken against the dollar, falling to its lowest point in 40 years. The Bank of Japan maintained its loose monetary policy, while the Federal Reserve maintained high interest rates, leading to a further widening of the US-Japan interest rate differential and continued capital outflows from Japan, pushing the yen into sharp depreciation.