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The post Nasdaq 100 (USTEC) outlook for July: AI earnings season to test momentum at key resistance appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. After surging above 30,000 for the first time earlier this year, the Nasdaq 100 enters July in a more complex position. The index retreated from its June highs near 29,500 as a hawkish FOMC and concerns over AI capex sustainability triggered a broad semiconductor selloff. Heading into July, the index faces a key test of whether the AI-driven bull market can hold or give way. The macro backdrop: Fed hawkishness versus softening labor data The recent FOMC delivered a notably hawkish signal, projecting a rate hike before year-end and the median dot-plot jumping to 3.8% from 3.4%. Fed Chair Warsh has since maintained a cautious tone, stressing data dependency and keeping the July meeting guidance deliberately vague. However, the June NFP report offered some relief. Payrolls came in at just 57k, well below the consensus of 115k, with prior months revised d

Blue Origin's shift to external funding signals increased competition and investment opportunities in the rapidly evolving space industry. The post Blue Origin seeks external funding for the first time as SpaceX IPO reshapes space investment appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

SpaceX's Bitcoin holdings reveal potential for increased corporate crypto transparency and scrutiny, impacting investor perceptions and strategies. The post SpaceX shifts Bitcoin holdings between wallets amid IPO process appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

SpaceX's IPO catalyzed significant market shifts, prompting rapid ETF rebalancing and heightened investor activity, impacting broader market dynamics. The post SpaceX IPO drives NASDAQ’s busiest month in 6 years appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Standard Nuclear's IPO highlights the growing investor confidence in nuclear energy's role in meeting AI-driven electricity demands. The post Standard Nuclear targets $4B valuation in IPO amid AI power boom appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Apple (AAPL) Inks Massive $30B+ Chip Deal with Broadcom (AVGO) for Domestic Manufacturing appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Highlights Apple has entered into a major multiyear partnership with Broadcom exceeding $30 billion in value, focused on custom semiconductor components and wireless connectivity solutions. Over 15 billion chips will be manufactured domestically as part of this arrangement. Broadcom plans to commit $1.5 billion toward upgrading its Fort Collins, Colorado production plant. The agreement centers on FBAR radio frequency filtering technology, a product line the two companies have jointly engineered since 2023 at minimum. This represents Apple’s most substantial American Manufacturing Program (AMP) initiative yet, contributing to its comprehensive $600 billion domestic investment plan spanning four years. Apple has finalized its most significant U.S.-based manufacturing partnership to date, entering into a multiyear collaboration with Broadcom valued at

Zhipu AI's rapid stock surge and $4B share sale highlight the growing investor confidence in AI-driven enterprise solutions and market expansion. The post Zhipu AI seeks $4B from share sale after 1,500% stock surge since January IPO appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post $100 invested in SpaceX stock at IPO is now worth appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. For all the hype surrounding the SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) initial public offering (IPO) and the company’s launch valuation, even investing $100 as soon as possible would have proven a middling investment. Specifically, SPCX shares were originally offered at $135 and are, at press time on July 8, trading at $149.52 following a 0.033% extended session rise. Under the circumstances, a $100 investment made already at the IPO would have risen to $110.76 for a $10.76 profit. SpaceX stock price one-week chart. Source: Google Investors who got their hands on SpaceX stock at the beginning of the equity’s first trading day – June 12 – would have seen their position remain effectively flat, while those who purchased on that evening would have lost $7 as the company ended the day at $160.95. Still, both groups would have been far more fortunate than those who took Jim Cramer’s amazement at the rally as a s