GCash parent Mynt looks to Philippine IPO to raise up to P92.3 billion
GCash parent Mynt looks to Philippine IPO to raise up to P92.3 billion
“Those looking for signs of stumbling ( #MarketCrash ) may have found confirmation after a series of developments on Monday. The stock market drop started when #Google -parent, #Alphabet, had its worst day on the market in over a year. A pair of high-profile #AIResearchers left the company last week, worrying investors. Alphabet’s share price had dropped 5% by closing Monday.
#ElonMusk’s #SpaceX, which debuted on the market on 12 June to much fanfare, dropped 16% on Monday as the company’s post-initial public offering (IPO) boost continued to ebb. On Monday, the company announced it is looking to raise $20bn in a bond sale, even after the company gained more than $85bn through its IPO, sparking concerns over the massive cost of the company’s projects.
“ #SpaceX is not yet part of the #Nasdaq indices, but the fact that it is jumping on the bond train to fund excessive #AI and infrastructure spending revives earlier concerns that #BigTech may be spending too much on #AIInfrastructure and increasingly financing that spending through debt,” said Ipek Ozkardeskaya, a senior analyst at Swissquote, noting that #MorganStanley has estimated that AI-related #borrowing will surpass $500bn this year”
The economic-soothsayers are concerned. 🧙♂️🧙♀️
<https://theguardian.com/business/2026/jun/23/ai-stocks-sell-off-us-markets>
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