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WSJ What’s News · NATO Allies Announce Billions in New Spending to Placate Trump · 7 Jul 2026 podcast

Well, futures for the tech-heavy Nasdaq are down this morning along with shares in Asia, as the chip-led AI rally takes a little breather.

Shares in Samsung are down about 8% despite the company reporting a 19-fold jump in profit for the second quarter.

Shares in fellow South Korean chip company SK Hynix are also down around 7%, dragging on the country's main index.

Analysts did note that this latest correction in Korean stock should be viewed in the context of its recent historic rally, where some investors appear to be cashing in on the KOSPI's roughly 100% surge in the first half of the year.

U.S.-listed shares of SK Hynix will start trading on the Nasdaq 100 on Friday.

And speaking of market roller coasters this year, the index tracking small companies, the Russell 2000, climbed more than 20% in the first six months of the year.

Markets reporter Hannah Aaron Lang says that's the best first-half performance since 1991, and it's also because of AI.

There's some good news for American consumers and workers in the form of two company announcements that came out late yesterday.

Walmart is cutting prices on thousands of items to help customers with affordability after years of inflation.

The largest U.S.

grocer is lowering the price of everything from ground beef to Coca-Cola to toys.

The effort drew praise from President Trump, who urged other retailers to follow suit.

And Japanese automaker Toyota is spending $3.6 billion to bring production of its top-selling midsize pickup, the Tacoma, back to the U.S.

by 2030.

The company plans to build a second assembly line at its San Antonio plant, adding 2,000 jobs.

Making more vehicles in the U.S.

will help Toyota mitigate a hefty tariff bill in its largest market.

Coming up, we get the latest from the NATO summit in Turkey.

Plus, what cringey collectibles do you bring home from your travels?

Those stories and more after the break.

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