Samsung Electronics shares crashed Tuesday, falling 13.39% to 220,000 won on the Korea Exchange, losing 34,000 won in a single session as fears about intensifying Chinese memory chip competition triggered a historic selloff across South Korea’s semiconductor sector.

Shares in memory-chip giant Samsung Electronics closed 13.4% lower, notching their worst one-day fall in almost two decades, as investors questioned lofty valuations amid concerns over AI infrastructure financing and intensifying competition from China.

A Historic Day for South Korean Markets

Tuesday’s decline was not confined to Samsung alone, with the broader South Korean market suffering one of its worst sessions in recent memory. The Kospi index plunged nearly 11% on Tuesday on heavy selling of computer chipmaking stocks that have been battered recently by bouts of selloffs triggered by fears that the boom in artificial intelligence may turn out to be a bubble. Trading was temporarily halted at times as the Kospi dropped to its lowest level since April, closing 10.8% lower at 6,023.66.

Samsung’s rival SK Hynix fared even worse in Tuesday’s rout. Shares of SK Hynix tumbled 14.7%, amplifying the Seoul market decline, with the two chipmakers together accounting for nearly half of the benchmark Kospi index. The index’s decline marked its biggest one-day drop since the early days of the U.S.-Iran conflict in March.

CXMT’s Blockbuster Debut at the Center of the Selloff

The primary catalyst behind Tuesday’s carnage traces back to a dramatic stock market debut in China a day earlier. Chinese memory-chip maker CXMT’s strong stock market debut on Monday added to concerns about intensifying competition in the global memory industry, after shares in the company surged as much as 500% from their initial offering price during trading on the Shanghai STAR Market, a rally that valued the company near $515 billion.

Industry analysts pointed directly to the listing as a driver of the broader selloff across the sector. “CXMT is going to be one of the big index weights. As that’s going on, people have to dump more of their existing stocks,” said Hao Hong, managing partner and chief investment officer at Lotus Asset Management in Hong Kong.

A Narrowing Technology Gap

Beyond the immediate market reaction to CXMT’s debut, analysts have also pointed to a more fundamental shift in the competitive landscape that has unsettled investors in Korean chip stocks. Analysts at Seoul Economic Daily estimate the high-bandwidth memory technology gap between CXMT and Korean leaders has narrowed to roughly three years, down from earlier estimates that put the gap at more than five years, a shift that threatens the lucrative AI chip supply deals SK Hynix and Samsung have signed with major U.S. hyperscale customers.

Ryu Young-ho, a senior analyst at NH Investment & Securities, said the CXMT listing reinforced concerns that the Chinese chipmaker could emerge as a more formidable memory supplier, increasing the risk of oversupply and weaker pricing across the broader global memory market.

A Second Blow From Chinese Lithography Progress

Adding further pressure to Tuesday’s selloff was a separate development involving China’s broader semiconductor manufacturing capabilities. Reports emerged that a state-backed Chinese firm has begun mass-producing homegrown deep ultraviolet lithography machines for domestic chipmakers SMIC, Hua Hong and CXMT, a development that reduces Beijing’s reliance on Dutch equipment maker ASML for advanced chipmaking tools and signals progress toward technological self-reliance despite ongoing U.S. export controls.

A Rout That Spread Across the Region

The selling pressure extended well beyond South Korea’s borders, hitting chip-related stocks across multiple Asian markets simultaneously. Japanese flash memory-chip maker Kioxia Holdings slumped 18.3%, closing at 44,550 yen, while Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek fell almost 10%. SoftBank Group also declined 4.43%, closing at 5,095 yen, reflecting how broadly the selloff rippled across the region’s technology and chip-adjacent stocks.

SK Hynix’s US-Listed Shares Fall Below IPO Price

The turmoil also carried over into SK Hynix’s recently launched U.S. listing, with the stock’s American shares falling below the price at which they debuted just weeks earlier. On Monday, SK Hynix’s U.S.-traded shares fell to below the $149 initial public offering price for its Wall Street debut, and the decline deepened further into Tuesday’s session, with the company’s American depositary shares falling below the $130 psychological level to hit a new record low since listing.

Regulators Signal Possible New Trading Restrictions

The scale of Tuesday’s decline prompted South Korean financial regulators to signal they may consider new measures aimed at curbing excessive market volatility going forward. Lee Eog-weon, chairman of South Korea’s Financial Services Commission, said regulatory authorities are studying further tightening of trading rules for single-stock leveraged exchange-traded funds, including potential investment caps for individual investors, in an effort to curb excessive market speculation and stabilize sentiment.

A Dramatic Reversal From Earlier Gains This Year

Tuesday’s plunge marks a stark reversal for a stock that had posted extraordinary gains earlier in 2026, driven by the same artificial intelligence infrastructure boom that is now fueling investor anxiety. Samsung Electronics experienced a volatile first half of 2026, with shares gaining over 200% driven by AI infrastructure demand and memory price hikes, making Tuesday’s historic single-day decline an especially sharp reversal of fortune for shareholders who had ridden that earlier rally.

With South Korea’s Kospi having now fallen roughly 30% for the month of July alone, and both Samsung and SK Hynix scheduled to report earnings in the coming days, investors will be watching closely for management commentary on how the companies plan to respond to CXMT’s rapidly narrowing technology gap and expanding production capacity. Given the scale of Tuesday’s rout and the regulatory scrutiny it has already prompted, the coming sessions are likely to remain highly sensitive to any further developments out of China’s semiconductor industry, as well as any signals from Samsung and SK Hynix about the durability of their AI-driven memory chip demand heading into the second half of 2026.

Micron Technology shares tumbled sharply Tuesday, falling 9.96% to $810.55, losing $89.65 as a deepening global selloff in memory chip stocks continued to hammer the sector amid growing concerns about Chinese competition and cooling AI infrastructure spending sentiment.

The decline extends a brutal stretch for Micron shares, which had already fallen more than 10% in the prior session, marking one of the steepest two-day drops the stock has experienced this year despite the company’s continued strong underlying financial performance.

A Broad Selloff Across the Memory Sector

Micron’s decline was far from an isolated event, with virtually every major memory chip manufacturer facing similar pressure Tuesday. Major global memory giants generally slumped in pre-market trading, including Western Digital, SanDisk, Seagate and SK Hynix, all of which recorded losses ranging from 4% to 6%, indicating that capital was fleeing the entire memory chip sector rather than reacting to any single company’s news.

The pressure originated overnight in Asian markets before spreading to U.S. trading. Japanese and South Korean stock markets suffered another heavy blow during the early Asian session, with Samsung falling more than 7% and SK Hynix dropping over 9%, while South Korea’s Kospi index fell sharply and triggered a trading halt as selling pressure intensified.

China’s Growing DRAM Ambitions Weigh on Sentiment

A central driver behind the selloff has been growing investor anxiety about how quickly Chinese memory manufacturers could scale up production and challenge established players like Micron. Micron shares slipped as new competition from CXMT heightened concerns over DRAM price pressure, following the Chinese chipmaker’s blockbuster Shanghai stock market debut a day earlier, in which shares closed up 466% from their offer price after the company raised approximately $8.6 billion in Asia’s largest initial public offering of 2026.

That IPO valued CXMT at close to $488 billion, providing the company with significant fresh capital for further expansion. Analysts say CXMT remains about one generation behind top memory makers, and continued U.S. export restrictions on cutting-edge manufacturing tools are expected to limit how quickly the company can catch up, particularly in high-bandwidth memory used for AI applications, even as it poses a more immediate threat in standard commodity DRAM.

Investors Reassessing the Durability of the AI Memory Boom

Beyond the direct competitive threat from China, Tuesday’s selloff also reflects a broader reassessment among investors of how sustainable the extraordinary rally in memory stocks has been this year. Micron remains one of the biggest beneficiaries of the AI memory boom, but recent price action suggests investors are reassessing how long strong high-bandwidth memory demand, pricing power and hyperscaler spending can sustain the sector’s rally.

Analysts have also pointed to reports of Chinese progress in deep ultraviolet lithography technology as adding to the uncertainty. Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid told the Financial Times that renewed worries over AI infrastructure spending and lower-cost Chinese competition triggered another wave of selling across global semiconductor stocks.

Record Quarterly Results Failed to Halt the Slide

Notably, Tuesday’s decline comes despite Micron having recently reported some of the strongest financial results in its history, underscoring how disconnected near-term stock price action has become from the company’s underlying business performance. Micron’s fiscal third-quarter revenue stood at $41.46 billion, with GAAP net income of $28.24 billion, while gross margin increased to 85%. Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra described the results as reflecting “the strategic value of memory in the AI era.”

A Company Executive’s Perspective on the Competitive Threat

Industry analysts covering Micron have suggested that the near-term stock reaction to CXMT’s rise may be overstating the actual competitive risk facing the company in the near term. For Micron shareholders, the scale-up of CXMT’s production is viewed by some analysts as more significant for its long-term implications than its initial valuation suggests, with Monday’s decline in shares anticipating a future increase in supply rather than signaling any immediate drop in current memory supply tightness.

Macroeconomic Pressures Add to the Selling

Beyond the chip-specific concerns, broader macroeconomic factors have also contributed to the pressure on high-valuation technology stocks like Micron in recent sessions. A stronger-than-expected inflation reading has reignited fears of a more restrictive monetary policy stance from the Federal Reserve, which disproportionately affects high-beta technology stocks. As yields on longer-dated bonds have moved higher, the present value of future cash flows for capital-intensive companies like Micron is being discounted more aggressively by investors.

A Valuation Under Scrutiny

Some market analysts have also pointed to Micron’s elevated valuation multiples as making the stock particularly vulnerable to this kind of sentiment-driven pullback. Micron trades at a price-to-earnings ratio around 27, which is considered rich compared with historical memory-sector cycles, reflecting how the market has been pricing the company as an AI infrastructure winner, with a price-to-sales ratio near 15. When AI enthusiasm cools, analysts note, that kind of premium multiple tends to be exactly what traders target first.

Wall Street Analysts Remain Broadly Bullish Despite the Selloff

Even amid the sharp pullback, several major Wall Street firms have maintained highly positive ratings and price targets on Micron stock in recent weeks. KeyBanc maintained an Overweight rating and raised its price target to $1,750 on July 14, while Cantor Fitzgerald raised its price target to $2,000 on June 29 after previously maintaining a $1,500 target in late June, both well above Micron’s current trading levels even after Tuesday’s decline.

A Pivotal Week Ahead for AI Spending Signals

Investors are looking to a series of upcoming events this week that could help clarify whether the current selloff reflects a temporary overreaction or a more durable shift in sentiment toward AI-related stocks. The Federal Reserve holds its policy meeting July 28-29, with a decision due Wednesday afternoon, while earnings from Microsoft, Meta, Amazon and Apple are also expected this week, with their capital expenditure plans likely to influence projections for AI-related memory demand going forward.

With Micron continuing to trade well above both its 100-day and 200-day moving averages despite the recent correction, some analysts maintain that the stock’s longer-term uptrend remains intact even amid the sharp near-term volatility. Whether Tuesday’s selloff proves to be a lasting reassessment of the AI memory trade or a temporary pullback within a longer bull run is likely to become clearer in the coming days, as this week’s Federal Reserve decision and major technology earnings reports offer further signals about the durability of AI-driven infrastructure spending heading into the second half of 2026.

United Parcel Service on Tuesday posted second-quarter earnings results that beat Wall Street expectations and raised its full-year outlook, but said it expects domestic third-quarter revenue to be flat.

Shares of the delivery giant fell roughly 8% in early trading.

Here’s how the company performed in its second quarter, compared with what Wall Street was expecting, based on a survey of analysts by LSEG:

• Earnings per share: $1.76 adjusted vs. $1.66 expected
• Revenue: $22.8 billion vs. $21.81 billion expected

For the quarter ended June 30, UPS reported net income of $604 million, or 71 cents per share, down significantly from $1.28 billion, or $1.51 per share, in the year-ago period. Adjusting for one-time items, the company reported a profit of $1.5 billion, or $1.76 per share.

The company also raised its full-year 2026 guidance, now expecting consolidated revenue of $91.2 billion and adjusted diluted EPS of roughly $7.22 per share.

CEO Carol Tomé said on a call with analysts on Tuesday that it was the “fourth straight quarter of delivering results that exceeded our expectations.”

“Going forward, our No. 1 priority remains moving the right packages and the right mix of volume through our network,” she added.

Company executives said on the call that they expect the third quarter to see domestic average daily volume fall in the mid-single digits, due to a seasonal decline and the impact of the company gliding down its operations with Amazon. UPS also expects revenue to be flat year over year.

“If you ignore Amazon and the volume that we intentionally made available to the market, we actually grew our volume in the second quarter,” Tomé said.

UPS is in the midst of a turnaround strategy aimed at positioning the company for long-term and sustainable growth. The company is focused on enhancing automation in its networks and tapping into growing markets, including healthcare logistics.

Tomé said on the call with analysts that healthcare generated more than $3 billion in revenue for the second consecutive quarter.

“We are the only carrier that provides end-to-end solutions for complex healthcare with our own assets, ensuring complete control, visibility and best-in-class service,” she said.

For the second quarter, UPS reported a 6% rise in domestic revenue, driven by an increase in revenue per piece, and a 12.5% jump in international revenue. Supply chain solutions revenue rose 7.8%, in part due to growth in healthcare logistics.

The company added that it has achieved roughly $1.2 billion of program benefits from its network reconfiguration program, expecting to reach $3 billion by the end of the year.

On the call with analysts, Tomé said the company has successfully completed its glide-down with Amazon, eliminating about 2 million pieces per day of “lower-quality Amazon volume” and removing roughly $4.5 billion of related expenses so far.

“We now have a leaner, more automated, more agile network that will deliver operating leverage as volume grows,” she said.

The company is also investing in radio-frequency identification and artificial intelligence to enhance its tracking capabilities, she added, which she said is “the most significant package visibility advancement in a decade.”

Tomé said UPS is “seeing momentum” on the China to U.S. lane, which she said returned to year-over-year growth beginning in May.

“As we enter the second half of the year, we’ve got momentum, even in the face of external factors that could influence our results, like war and fuel price volatility,” she said.

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Suri Cruise has officially severed her legal ties to her estranged father, Tom Cruise, according to a Page Six report citing public records showing the 20-year-old has changed her last name.

The daughter of Cruise and actress Katie Holmes legally dropped the Cruise surname and now goes by the last name Noelle, according to voter registration records reviewed by the outlet.

Voter Records Reveal the Legal Name Change

Public records show Suri registered to vote in Pennsylvania, where she currently lives, in October 2024 during her freshman year at Carnegie Mellon University. She registered in Allegheny County using the name Suri Noelle, indicating that is now her legal name.

Pennsylvania courts confirmed to Page Six that residents must register to vote using their legal name, reinforcing that the voter registration reflects an official, legally recognized change rather than simply a public-facing stage name or nickname.

No Record of a Name Change Filing in Pennsylvania

Despite the voter registration confirming her current legal name, there is no local paper trail documenting when or where the change actually took place. Page Six confirmed that Suri did not file a name change request in Allegheny County, suggesting she may have completed the process in New York before leaving for college.

That distinction matters given how differently the two states handle such records. Prior to moving to Pennsylvania, Suri lived with Holmes, 47, in New York, where name change requests are either automatically sealed or sealed upon request, which would help explain why no public filing has surfaced despite the confirmed legal change reflected in her voter registration.

It remains unclear exactly when Suri Noelle became her official legal name, though she has been using it publicly for several years already.

A Pattern That Started at Her High School Graduation

This is not the first time Suri has publicly distanced herself from her father’s surname. Though the rising actress hasn’t had a relationship with Tom, 64, for most of her life, she first made headlines for not using his surname in the ceremony pamphlet for her graduation from LaGuardia High School in June 2024.

At the time, a source close to the situation offered insight into her decision, framing it as a tribute to her mother rather than a rejection of her father specifically. The source said Suri was “showing praise for her mother” by using Noelle, which is Holmes’ middle name, in such a significant way. The same source added that the teenager at the time also wanted to “avoid the paparazzi,” establish her “own identity” and “start fresh at college.”

A Budding Career in Theater

Beyond the name change itself, Suri has been building a growing résumé as an actress since transitioning to college life. Suri caught the acting bug in high school when she landed the lead role of Morticia Addams in “The Addams Family: A New Musical.” She is now studying musical theater at Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Drama.

Her stage credits have continued to expand during her time at the university. In March, she portrayed the character Angel in “Cosmic Microwave Background,” a one-night-only staged reading at Pittsburgh’s New Hazlett Theater.

Suri has another notable role on the horizon as well. Later this week, she is set to star in “Midsummer!,” a modern take on William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” alongside fellow Carnegie Mellon students at the Trust Arts Education Center’s Peirce Studio in Pittsburgh. That production is slated to make its United Kingdom debut at the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe next month, giving Suri an early international credit as she continues developing her acting career.

A Complicated Family History

Suri’s estrangement from her father traces back to her parents’ relationship and subsequent divorce more than a decade ago. Tom, a devout Scientologist, and Holmes welcomed their only child together in April 2006 before marrying seven months later. After the “Top Gun” franchise star and the “Dawson’s Creek” actress divorced in August 2012, Suri stayed with her mother, who has said in recent years that the two “kind of grew up together” during Suri’s adolescence.

Tom has not had a relationship with his youngest child for most of her life, according to the report, a dynamic that has been the subject of ongoing public interest and speculation for years given his high public profile and the relatively rare public appearances the two have made together since the divorce.

No Response From Either Parent’s Team

Representatives for both Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment regarding the confirmed legal name change.

With Suri now formally distanced from her father’s name on official government records, attention is likely to remain focused on her emerging acting career as she continues her studies at Carnegie Mellon and prepares for her upcoming role in “Midsummer!” at both its Pittsburgh staging and its international debut in Edinburgh next month. Whether the formal name change has any bearing on a potential future relationship between Suri and her father remains unclear, though the legal shift adds a documented milestone to what has been a yearslong, largely public estrangement between the two.

The baht hit a 2026 high (USD/THB 33.640) due to a 250-275bps Fed-BOT rate gap, rising oil prices, and Thailand’s trade deficit—overwhelming gold and softer US inflation support. Reserves ($279.2B) and GDP growth suggest repricing, not crisis. Next Fed decision: 29 July.

Key Points

• Baht weakness drivers: USD/THB hit a 2026 high of 33.640, up 6.95% YTD, driven by a 250-275bp Fed-BOT rate gap, Brent crude near $88.50, and a THB875.3bn trade deficit—overwhelming support from gold and softer US inflation.
• Not a crisis: Reserves of $279.2bn and 2.8% GDP growth signal repricing, not a funding crisis.
• Key levels: Resistance at 33.70/34.00; support at 32.98 (50-day MA); Fed decision July 29 is the next major catalyst.

Baht Weakness Driven by Rate Gap, Oil, and Trade Pressures

The Thai baht has slid to 33.640 per US dollar, its 2026 high, marking an 8.78% decline since February. This weakness stems primarily from the 250–275 basis point policy rate gap between the Fed (3.50%–3.75%) and the Bank of Thailand (1.00%), which sustains a strong carry advantage for dollar assets. Compounding this, Brent crude near $88.50, up nearly 30% year-on-year, has increased Thailand’s energy import costs and dollar demand. Meanwhile, a THB875.3 billion trade deficit from January–May, alongside a 19% US tariff on Thai exports, has further eroded currency support. Notably, softer US inflation and elevated gold prices—historically supportive of the baht—have failed to offset these combined pressures.

A Repricing, Not a Crisis

Despite mounting pressure, Thailand’s fundamentals suggest resilience rather than collapse. The country holds $279.2 billion in gross reserves ($302.2 billion including forward positions), providing a substantial buffer against volatility. Economic growth remains steady, with Q1 GDP up 2.8% and private investment rising 10.1%, though the Bank of Thailand describes the recovery as “low and uneven.” Unlike a classic currency crisis marked by rapid reserve depletion, current conditions reflect a gradual repricing of risk rather than a scramble for foreign currency—even as households and importers face rising costs.

Key Levels and Forward Risks to Watch

Technically, USD/THB is testing resistance near 33.70, with the psychological 34.00 level now within reach. The 14-day RSI at 65.7 indicates strong but not yet overbought momentum, while the 50-day moving average (~32.98) offers medium-term support. Looking ahead, the Fed’s 29 July decision is the next major catalyst, preceding the BOT’s 26 August meeting. A hawkish Fed stance, sustained high oil prices, or enacted trade tariffs could push USD/THB toward 34.00, whereas dovish Fed signals, falling oil, or improved trade conditions may support a pullback toward key support levels.

Source : USD/THB Nears 34: Why Is the Thai Baht So Weak in 2026?

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