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U.S. equity markets rallied sharply as optimism surrounding a potential peace agreement between the United States and Iran pushed S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures to fresh record highs.
The SEC approved Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin index options, expanding regulated crypto derivatives trading in U.S. markets.
SpaceX officially filed for what could become the largest IPO in history, targeting a $1.75 trillion valuation and seeking to raise $75 billion as investors gain their first detailed look into the company’s finances, AI ambitions, and Starlink profitability.
Polymarket, in partnership with Nasdaq, introduced prediction markets tied to private companies, expanding speculative trading beyond public equities and cryptocurrencies.
Tradexyz launched a synthetic pre-IPO SpaceX market on Hyperliquid with an implied valuation near $1.8 trillion.
SpaceX has reportedly chosen Nasdaq for its anticipated IPO, which could take place as early as June 11 with shares expected to trade under the ticker SPCX.
AI chipmaker Cerebras priced its IPO at $185 per share, raising $5.55 billion and valuing the company at roughly $56 billion amid overwhelming investor demand.
AI chipmaker Cerebras is expected to debut on Nasdaq on May 14 under the ticker CBRS, positioning itself as an alternative to Nvidia in the AI hardware market.
The S&P 500 reached a new all-time high of 7,420 as investor optimism around artificial intelligence and technology stocks continued driving the market higher.
Oil dropped to $81 per barrel after Iran reopened the Strait of Hormuz, while U.S. markets surged, adding roughly $430 billion in market value.
U.S. equities shed roughly $650 billion as investors react to an approaching Trump deadline. Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty are weighing on markets.
U.S. stocks gain $1.5 trillion as easing Iran tensions trigger a sharp market rebound.
About $800 billion in market value is wiped from U.S. stocks at the opening bell as volatility intensifies.
U.S. equities lost nearly $1 trillion in market value shortly after the opening bell as major indexes fell across the board. The decline hit large-cap tech and small-cap stocks alike.
Roughly $1 trillion in market value evaporated from U.S. equities shortly after the opening bell as global markets extended losses tied to escalating Middle East tensions. Futures across the U.S., Europe, and Asia moved sharply lower.