U.S. stocks have rebounded across the board; there's no need to let overnight fluctuations dictate your trading decisions.

Overnight U.S. stocks collectively rose, with chip leaders driving the Nasdaq higher. Micron's increased investment reignited enthusiasm for the AI sector, coupled with the completion of SK Hynix's ADR inquiry and Meta's market recovery, leading to a significant increase in overall market risk appetite. Geopolitically, the U.S.-Iran conflict did not worsen further, with gold prices holding steady within a range and oil prices falling in tandem.

Domestic inflation data came in weak, and market attention has already shifted to the upcoming U.S. June CPI and PPI data to be released next Tuesday. Currently, the Federal Reserve is closely monitoring inflation changes, especially price fluctuations brought about by the AI industry chain.

I've seen many people hastily adjust their holdings by following the overnight foreign market's ups and downs, but overseas market conditions are highly variable. Rather than letting the fluctuations of a single day's foreign market sway your plan, it's better to calmly wait for the key inflation data to be released before calmly organizing your own investment thinking.