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Over $1T erased in chip selloff as investors rotate out of AI leaders

Semiconductor giants including Nvidia, Broadcom and Micron were hit in a sweeping tech selloff that wiped out more than $1 trillion in market value. The rout underscores mounting concerns about the durability of AI-driven capex and a near-term rotation toward defensives, with traders reassessing stretched valuations across the chip complex.

Source: Seeking Alpha


SpaceX IPO demand soars; offering reportedly over two times oversubscribed

Investor appetite for SpaceX’s blockbuster debut is running hot, with the IPO positioned for an oversubscription rate of roughly 2x, according to Reuters. The frenzy highlights intense demand for pure-play exposure to commercial space and satellite connectivity just days ahead of pricing and allocations.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Marvell and Flex to join S&P 500 in latest index shake-up

Marvell Technology and Flex are set to replace Pool and Campbell Soup in the S&P 500, a move that could trigger passive flows and portfolio rebalancing. Index additions often bring higher liquidity and institutional ownership, while deletions can pressure outgoing constituents near the rebalance date.

Source: Seeking Alpha


Iran’s oil exports slump to six-year lows amid U.S. naval blockade, analysts say

Iranian crude exports have reportedly fallen to their lowest levels in six years as U.S. naval actions disrupt shipments. Tighter Iranian supply adds to geopolitical risk premia in energy markets and could complicate inflation and rate expectations if global inventories tighten further.

Source: Seeking Alpha


China to tighten oversight of program trading to curb market misconduct

China’s securities regulator plans enhanced supervision of algorithmic and program trading, aiming to crack down on abusive tactics and improve market order. The move signals continued scrutiny of high-speed and quantitative strategies as authorities work to stabilize domestic markets and boost investor confidence.

Source: South China Morning Post


Bitcoin on track for worst week since 2022 as crypto money chases SpaceX buzz

Bitcoin dropped roughly 15% for the week, sliding to about $61,117 at one point—its lowest since February—as trading liquidity thinned and risk appetite waned. Some investors appear to be rotating cash toward high-profile offerings like SpaceX, adding to near-term pressure on digital assets.

Source: This is Money (Daily Mail)


Eli Lilly’s retatrutide shows broad benefits in obesity study, bolstering anti-obesity franchise

Lilly reported wide-ranging benefits from its experimental obesity drug retatrutide in clinical testing, reinforcing the company’s momentum in metabolic disease. The update heightens competition with current GLP-1 leaders and keeps investor focus on next‑generation therapies with stronger efficacy and tolerability profiles.

Source: Seeking Alpha


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Business — June 7, 2026 | Briefing24