Sonja Hutson

Hiya.

Okay, so when we say that investors want more exposure to SpaceX, what does that actually look like?

Yeah, I read a quote in your article that's probably my favorite quote of the year.

An analyst told you, quote, the ETF spaghetti cannon is firing away, meaning that people are just opening these new ETFs at kind of a breakneck pace and seeing what sticks.

Why has this IPO gotten investors in such a frenzy?

Is it just that it's expected to be the biggest?

Now, Emily, we should also point out that SpaceX is not the only major IPO that could happen this year.

The AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI are also expected to list.

What does this flurry of IPO activity mean for the market as a whole?

Emily Herbert covers markets for the FT.

Thanks, Emily.

Thank you.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the country's military to take control of 70% of Gaza.

That defies the terms of a U.S.-brokered truce between Israel and Hamas that took effect last year.

The deal left Israel with control of about half of the Palestinian enclave.

But Israel has recently escalated its operations against Hamas in Gaza.

Netanyahu said his forces currently occupy 60 percent of the strip.

And Netanyahu's comments yesterday appeared to leave the door open to moving further into Gaza beyond his 70 percent goal.

The digital trading platform Robinhood is joining the AI race.

It will allow investors to use chatbots to build their trading portfolios.