Elizabeth Warren seeks delay of SpaceX's record-breaking IPO
Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for a delay of SpaceX's highly anticipated IPO, raising regulatory and governance concerns. The offering, which follows SpaceX's merger with xAI, is expected to be one of the largest in history. Investors are closely watching as SpaceX prepares to go public alongside other major AI-driven IPOs planned for this year. The stock is drawing intense interest from retail and institutional investors alike.
Oracle, Intel, Applied Materials, and Alcoa are among stocks making the biggest premarket moves on Thursday. Analyst calls are also focused on SpaceX, Nvidia, Tesla, Micron, Meta, and AMD. One top strategist warns that Big Tech has become an obstacle to new stock-market highs. Markets are looking for direction amid the sector rotation away from mega-cap tech names.
Hong Kong and Indonesia are moving towards direct transactions between the yuan and the Indonesian rupiah, furthering de-dollarization efforts in Asia. China's continued opening-up is seen as injecting new impetus into Sino-Thai trade. Meanwhile, Japanese businesses in China are seeking greater transparency in dual-use export controls. These developments signal deepening regional economic integration.