SpaceX helps US first-half stock issuance total set new record

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Golden Finance reported on June 29 that, driven by record-breaking issuance events from SpaceX and Alphabet (Google's parent company), Wall Street bankers are feeling optimistic, which has also boosted expectations for trading activity in the remaining part of 2026. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, the total amount of U.S. IPOs (initial public offerings) and stock offerings reached a record $251 billion as of June 26 this year (excluding blank-check companies and other investment vehicles). The data shows that this figure has already surpassed the half-year record set during the 2021 issuance boom. More deals are in the pipeline, including ongoing IPOs in the coming weeks and a potential mega financing round by AI startup Anthropic PBC as early as October. The momentum for other forms of financing, such as convertible bonds, is also expected to continue, as so-called "AI hyperscalers" keep seeking funds from investors to build the data centers and other infrastructure needed to support the technology boom.
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