SpaceX shares rise 4.5% to about $161 ahead of expected Nasdaq 100 entry on July 7
SpaceX (SPCX) rose ~4.5% ahead of its expected July 7 inclusion in the Nasdaq 100, a catalyst that could drive ~US$4B of passive index and ETF buying and lift liquidity and institutional ownership. While Citadel warned higher-for-longer rates and softer AI demand could pressure risk assets, and Allianz flagged bubble-like conditions in debt financing, these are framed as macro risks rather than direct SpaceX-specific negatives.
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SpaceX shares jumped 4.5% to about $161, as investors priced in its expected addition to the Nasdaq100 Index on July 7. Market estimates suggest the inclusion could trigger nearly $4 billion in passive buying. The company has already been added to the Russell 1000 Index, but it is not yet eligible for the S&P 500 because newly qualified companies must wait 12 months. The article also notes broader cautions from Citadel on AI-sector risks and Allianz’s bubble-like characterization of debt financing, without pointing to a direct negative catalyst for SpaceX.