SpaceX $SPCX has quickly become one of the most talked-about stocks after its public listing. The company is known for its reusable rockets, the Starlink internet network, and its long-term goal of sending humans to Mars. Since it became a public stock, many investors have shown strong interest because they believe the company could grow for a long time.30mins Time frameOne reason SpaceX is getting so much attention is how fast it has grown compared to other big companies. For example, Apple took about 38 years after going public to reach a $1 trillion value. Microsoft took around 33 years, Amazon about 21 years, Alphabet about 16 years, and Nvidia about 24 years. SpaceX reaching a very high market value in a short time has made many people compare it to these big tech companies and wonder how far it can grow in the future. As of today, $SPCX is the 5th largest company in the world with a market capitalisation of $2.739 trillion.15mins Time FrameFrom a price view, the stock has been going up strongly since its IPO at $135. It once reached a high near $225, which is the highest price it has hit so far. Right now, traders are watching the $220 area closely because this is where the price has struggled to close higher on the 30mins time frame. If the stock closes above this level, it could attract more buyers and move even higher.On the lower side, $160 is an important level where the stock has found support, meaning buyers usually step in around that price. If the price falls further, $140 is seen as a stronger support area where long-term buyers may return. As long as the stock stays above these levels, the overall trend is still seen as strong. Investors will keep watching SpaceX’s growth in Starlink users, rocket launches, and new contracts to decide where the stock may go next. There were two gap-ups on Monday and Tuesday, the second and third days since SpaceX was listed. These gaps may be filled later, which could lead to a short-term pullback in price. The key gap levels are around $192 and $161, while the current price is about $212.

1. Fed Faces Pressure as Markets Price Out Rate CutsThe Federal Reserve is under increasing pressure as investors reassess expectations for interest-rate cuts. Sticky inflation data has complicated the central bank’s path toward monetary easing. The debate now centers on whether keeping rates elevated for longer could slow economic growth and corporate earnings.2. SpaceX Valuation Sparks Bubble DebateSpaceX’s market valuation has become a major talking point among investors following its public debut. Supporters argue that the company’s dominance in space launches and Starlink’s growth potential justify premium pricing. Critics, however, warn that expectations may have run ahead of financial fundamentals.3. Trump-Iran Peace Deal Sends Oil Prices LowerOil prices declined after reports of a U.S.-Iran agreement that could reduce supply disruptions in global energy markets. Investors are betting that easing geopolitical tensions may improve crude availability. Skeptics caution that the market may be reacting before all details of the agreement are finalized.4. Wall Street Reaches New Highs Despite Global RisksMajor U.S. stock indices continue to trade near record levels despite numerous economic and geopolitical uncertainties. Strong corporate earnings and investor optimism have fuelled the rally. Some analysts believe markets may be underestimating potential downside risks.5. Bank of Japan’s Highest Interest Rates in DecadesJapan’s central bank has continued its move away from years of ultra-loose monetary policy. The shift has implications for global bond markets, currencies, and international capital flows. Investors are closely monitoring whether higher Japanese rates could trigger broader market volatility.6. Nvidia’s Massive Debt Raise Raises EyebrowsNvidia’s decision to raise substantial funding through debt markets has generated debate across Wall Street. Bulls view the move as a strategic effort to capitalize on booming AI demand and expansion opportunities. Others question whether the broader AI investment cycle is becoming overheated.7. Private Credit Market Faces Growing ScrutinyThe private credit industry has expanded rapidly as companies seek alternatives to traditional bank financing. Regulators and analysts are increasingly concerned about transparency, leverage, and liquidity risks within the sector. Some fear weaknesses could emerge if economic conditions deteriorate.8. Crypto Diversification Myth Under FireRecent research suggests that many cryptocurrencies become highly correlated during periods of market stress. This challenges the idea that holding multiple digital assets provides effective diversification. The findings have reignited discussions about risk management within crypto portfolios.

Palantir Technologies ($PLTR) has pulled back to a major support level after a strong rally earlier in the year. The stock recently faced selling pressure as investors took profits. Support levels are important because they are areas where buyers typically emerge and help prevent further declines. For Palantir, this zone could determine whether the stock stabilizes and resumes its upward trend or experiences a deeper correction.Daily ChartOn the daily timeframe, traders are closely watching the stock’s price action around its key support area. A successful defence of this level could attract buyers seeking an entry point, potentially leading to a rebound toward recent highs. Our analysts see the price declining to around $122 from its current level of approximately $129 before a potential recovery takes place. Trading volume and price action over the coming sessions will provide important clues about the stock’s next direction.Weekly ChartDespite the recent pullback, Palantir’s long-term growth story remains closely tied to its expanding artificial intelligence capabilities and government contracting business. The company’s increasing presence in the commercial AI market continues to attract investor interest, although its premium valuation leaves little room for execution missteps. For now, investors will be watching closely to see whether Palantir can hold this key support level and use it as a foundation for its next upward move.

ECB Raises Rates Despite Slowing GrowthThe European Central Bank raised interest rates even as economic growth across Europe shows signs of weakening. Critics argue the move could push some economies closer to recession, while supporters believe it is necessary to keep inflation under control.2. Wall Street’s AI Bubble Debate IntensifiesInvestors are increasingly divided over whether AI-related stocks have become significantly overvalued. Some analysts see continued upside, while others warn that valuations are disconnected from business fundamentals.3. Oracle’s Aggressive AI Spending Draws ScrutinyDespite reporting strong earnings, Oracle faced criticism over its massive investments in AI infrastructure. Investors are questioning whether the expected returns will justify the enormous capital expenditures.4. Major Banks Push Further Into Blockchain TechnologyLarge financial institutions are developing tokenized payment and deposit systems, sparking debate about whether traditional banks are embracing innovation or simply repackaging crypto concepts under a different name.5. Oil Supply Risks Threaten Inflation OutlookGeopolitical tensions and concerns about global energy supplies have reignited fears of rising oil prices, potentially complicating central banks’ efforts to bring inflation down.6. Bitcoin Rallies Amid Tight Monetary PolicyBitcoin continues to gain strength even as central banks maintain restrictive monetary policies. The move has reignited debate over whether Bitcoin is maturing into a legitimate store of value or remains a speculative asset.7. World Bank Lowers Global Growth ForecastThe World Bank’s latest downgrade of global economic growth expectations has fueled concerns that financial markets may be underestimating recession risks and geopolitical uncertainties.8. SpaceX Valuation Sparks Heated DebateAs anticipation builds around a potential SpaceX IPO, analysts remain sharply divided over the company’s valuation, with estimates varying widely and raising questions about investor expectations.

Founded by Elon Musk in 2002, SpaceX began with a bold mission to slash space travel costs and ultimately make humanity multiplanetary. The company’s early years were plagued by financial strain and three consecutive launch failures of its Falcon 1 rocket. However, a successful fourth launch in 2008 rescued the company from near-bankruptcy, securing a crucial NASA contract that stabilized its finances and set the stage for unprecedented growth.Over the next decade, SpaceX fundamentally revolutionized the aerospace industry by introducing the Falcon 9 rocket and pioneering reusable launch technology. The company also developed the Dragon spacecraft, achieving a historic milestone as the first private enterprise to send astronauts to the International Space Station. To fund these massive operations, SpaceX remained privately held for over two decades, raising billions from top venture capital firms, institutional investors, and sovereign wealth funds.The company’s valuation skyrocketed as it dominated commercial spaceflight and rolled out Starlink, a satellite internet network now serving millions of global customers. Following its massive February 2026 merger with Musk’s AI firm xAI, the company’s valuation ballooned well past the trillion-dollar mark. While Elon Musk historically resisted going public to shield his long-term Mars ambitions from short-term market pressures, the staggering capital required for the Starship program and massive data center infrastructure ultimately triggered the transition to public markets.The highly anticipated public debut is officially scheduled for June 12, 2026, with the company set to trade on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol SPCX. Targeting a fixed price of $135 per share to raise an unprecedented $75 billion, the listing is locked in to become the largest IPO in financial history. Ultimately, this historic market debut cements SpaceX’s transition from an ambitious startup into a public titan permanently defining the global space and AI economies.

1. Alphabet’s Massive $80 Billion Share Sale for AIAlphabet announced an unprecedented $80 billion equity raise to fund AI infrastructure expansion. Critics argue the move signals how capital-intensive AI has become and raises concerns about shareholder dilution, while supporters see it as a strategic race for AI dominance.2. AI’s Impact on Employment Becomes a Financial RiskNew forecasts suggest AI could significantly increase youth unemployment in several advanced economies over the next few years. The controversy centers on whether governments and corporations are moving too slowly to prepare workers for AI-driven disruption.3. Google Forced to Give Publishers More Control Over AI SearchGoogle has agreed to new UK regulatory requirements allowing publishers to opt out of AI-generated search summaries. Media companies argue AI is siphoning traffic and revenue from original content creators, while tech firms say AI improves user experience.4. Proposed U.S. Tariffs on 60 CountriesFormer President Donald Trump has proposed sweeping tariffs on dozens of countries. Supporters view it as protecting domestic industries, while critics warn it could trigger another global trade conflict and increase inflation worldwide.5. EU Pushes Centralized Financial Market SupervisionThe six largest EU economies have backed stronger centralized oversight of capital markets under the European Securities and Markets Authority. Opponents argue it could reduce national sovereignty over financial regulation, while supporters say it is necessary to compete with U.S. and Chinese markets.6. Global Reserve Managers Shift Away From U.S. TreasuriesReports indicate gold has overtaken U.S. Treasuries as a preferred reserve asset among some central banks. The trend has reignited debate about the future dominance of the U.S. dollar and the stability of the international monetary system.7. G7 Alarmed by Rising Sovereign Debt and Bond VolatilityFinance ministers from the G7 are increasingly worried about soaring public debt levels and turbulence in government bond markets. Economists disagree on whether the situation represents a normal market correction or the early stages of a broader debt crisis.8. Venezuela’s Debt Restructuring Sparks Political BacklashFrench banker Matthieu Pigasse won a highly controversial mandate to restructure up to $200 billion of Venezuelan debt. The process has drawn criticism due to allegations of political influence, opaque decision-making, and the enormous geopolitical stakes involving major global creditors.