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Glonghui June 4th｜CRH Cement (CRH.US) rose more than 3% pre-market to $109.27. According to reports, JPMorgan raised CRH Cement’s target price from $135 to $140 and maintained an “overweight” rating. This adjustment reflects the institution’s confidence in the company’s fundamentals and future growth. This is JPMorgan’s second positive adjustment for the stock in a short period, showing continuing optimism over CRH’s leading position in the building materials industry. In addition, CRH released its Q1 2026 financial report on April 30, with strong core indicators, providing solid fundamental support for the stock price.

Foresight News reported that the stablecoin-native bank card launched by Plasma now supports withdrawals in US dollars, euros, Mexican pesos, and Brazilian reais. Users can directly withdraw cryptocurrencies from their accounts as the above-mentioned fiat currencies to their corresponding bank accounts.

Glonghui June 4th – According to data from Japan Exchange Group, as of the week ending May 29, overseas investors were net sellers of approximately 395 billion yen (about $2.5 billion) in Japanese stocks, ending eight consecutive weeks of net buying. This sell-off occurred as the Nikkei 225, dominated by technology stocks, surpassed the 65,000-point mark for the first time, mainly driven by artificial intelligence-related stocks such as SoftBank, Kioxia, and Murata Manufacturing. The rapid rise of the Nikkei Index has sparked concerns among some market participants about overheating, prompting them to take profits. Pelham Smithers, Managing Director of UK equity research firm Pelham Smithers Associates, said: “More and more people believe that artificial intelligence is developing into a bubble. We estimate that by 2026, about 70% of the gains in the Japanese stock market will be contributed by AI-related stocks.” He noted that as caution increases, some global investors “hope to exit Japan and shift funds to markets such as Europe, where the AI component is less pronounced.”