A Nasdaq company executive revealed that Nasdaq expects a significant increase in initial public offerings next year, mainly due to several large startups planning to enter the US capital market in the next few months. This forecast shows that as companies and investors gradually move away from recent market fluctuations caused by US President Trump's trade policy and economic uncertainty, market confidence in the issuance of new shares may pick up, and the issuance of new shares is an important indicator for measuring the health of the economy. The Nasdaq exchange operator said that as of December 18, companies listed on the NASDAQ have raised a total of about 46.65 billion US dollars since this year, which is more than double the same period last year. The exchange operator also said that during the year, Nasdaq also attracted 22 companies, including Walmart, to transfer from rival New York Stock Exchange, with a total market capitalization of around $1.2 trillion. Despite market fluctuations due to US tariffs and the October government shutdown, this year's IPO activity is still good. Looking ahead, Jeff Thomas, head of NASDAQ's global listing business, predicts that listing projects with a financing scale of more than 1 billion US dollars will still be sufficient by 2026.

A Nasdaq company executive revealed that Nasdaq expects a significant increase in initial public offerings next year, mainly due to several large startups planning to enter the US capital market in the next few months. This forecast shows that as companies and investors gradually move away from recent market fluctuations caused by US President Trump's trade policy and economic uncertainty, market confidence in the issuance of new shares may pick up, and the issuance of new shares is an important indicator for measuring the health of the economy. The Nasdaq exchange operator said that as of December 18, companies listed on the NASDAQ have raised a total of about 46.65 billion US dollars since this year, which is more than double the same period last year. The exchange operator also said that during the year, Nasdaq also attracted 22 companies, including Walmart, to transfer from rival New York Stock Exchange, with a total market capitalization of around $1.2 trillion. Despite market fluctuations due to US tariffs and the October government shutdown, this year's IPO activity is still good. Looking ahead, Jeff Thomas, head of NASDAQ's global listing business, predicts that listing projects with a financing scale of more than 1 billion US dollars will still be sufficient by 2026.