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NewsJun 25, 2026 4 min read

Top Global Stocks to Watch Right Now (2026)

Written by Amit Khari·Reviewed by Pramita Singh·Published on 25 June 2026
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Right now, the global  stock market is going through a very interesting and exciting phase, and the biggest reason behind this momentum is the rapid growth of Artificial Intelligence (AI).In simple words, investors across the world strongly believe that AI is the future, and because of this belief, they are putting a lot of money into companies that are connected to AI in some way. This includes companies that make AI software, those that build powerful computer chips, and even those that run massive data centers.As a result, many global stocks—especially in the technology sector—are rising quickly, and the overall market sentiment is positive and bullish. One of the biggest names leading this trend is NVIDIA.This company designs high-performance chips that are used to run AI systems, including tools like ChatGPT and other advanced machine learning platforms.Because AI requires huge computing power, the demand for NVIDIA’s chips has increased massively. This has helped the company grow very fast, and its stock price has also gone up sharply.Similarly, Microsoft is another major player benefiting from the AI boom.It has invested heavily in AI and has partnered with OpenAI, integrating AI into its products like Azure cloud services and even everyday tools like Office software.This makes Microsoft a strong long-term stock because it is combining both cloud computing and AI, which are two of the biggest trends right now. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, is also an important stock to watch.It is investing heavily in AI to improve its search engine, advertising business, and cloud services.
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As competition in AI increases, companies like Alphabet are trying to stay ahead by developing smarter and faster technologies.Amazon is another strong player in this space.While most people know Amazon for online shopping, its biggest strength today comes from Amazon Web Services (AWS), which provides cloud computing solutions.AWS is now deeply involved in AI services, and this is helping Amazon grow its revenue significantly. Apart from these tech giants, semiconductor or chip-making companies are also in high demand.AI cannot function without powerful chips, so companies that produce these chips are seeing strong growth.For example, Micron Technology is gaining attention because it makes memory chips that are essential for AI systems. As demand for data storage and processing increases, Micron is expected to benefit a lot.Broadcom is another company in this space that has shown strong performance.It produces advanced semiconductor and infrastructure software solutions, and it is becoming an important part of the AI ecosystem.Samsung Electronics is also benefiting from the same trend, as it is one of the largest producers of memory chips in the world.With AI driving demand, Samsung’s growth outlook has improved significantly. While technology stocks are leading the market, financial companies like Visa and Mastercard are also important to watch.These companies may not be directly linked to AI, but they benefit from overall economic growth.When people spend more money—whether online or offline—these companies earn more through transaction fees.They are considered stable and reliable investments because they perform well even when markets are slightly uncertain. Healthcare and pharmaceutical companies are another important part of the global market.Companies like Eli Lilly and Moderna are gaining attention due to their work in developing new medicines and treatments.Healthcare is a sector that remains important regardless of market conditions, because people always need medical care.This makes healthcare stocks relatively safer compared to highly volatile tech  stocks.At the same time, innovation in biotech and pharmaceuticals is creating new growth opportunities, which is why investors are also interested in this sector. In addition to all these, there are some high-growth companies like Tesla, Shopify, and Uber that investors are watching closely.
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Tesla is not just an electric vehicle company anymore; it is also working on AI, robotics, and autonomous driving technologies.This makes it a unique and future-focused company.Shopify is growing rapidly in the e-commerce space, helping businesses sell products online more easily.Uber, which started as a ride-hailing company, is now expanding into food delivery and logistics, and it is also improving its profitability.These companies may be slightly riskier, but they offer high growth potential. Even though everything looks positive, it is important to understand that there are risks involved.Many AI-related stocks have already risen a lot, and some experts believe that they may be overpriced.This means their current prices are very high compared to their actual earnings.If companies fail to meet expectations or if there is any negative news,  stock prices can fall quickly.This is known as a market correction.So, while the market is bullish right now, investors should remain cautious and avoid putting all their money into one sector. In simple terms, the global stock market today is being driven mainly by AI, technology, and strong business growth.The biggest opportunities are in companies related to AI, cloud computing, and semiconductors.At the same time, sectors like finance and healthcare provide stability and balance to a portfolio.The key idea is to invest wisely, not follow hype blindly, and always be prepared for both ups and downs in the market.
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Amit KhariContributor, LiveWorldMarket

NISM-Series-X-A Investment Adviser Level 1 examination completed

Amit writes about Indian equity markets, technical analysis, macro themes and the day-to-day mechanics of trading, with a focus on making the flow of global markets legible for retail investors. He has completed the NISM-Series-X-A Investment Adviser Level 1 examination.

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