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⑴ Germany issued 12-month Bubills on Monday, with a new bond auction size reaching 2.77 billion euros, and a reissue of 1.89 billion euros, absorbing a total of 4.66 billion euros in funds. ⑵ The average winning yield of the reissued portion dropped to 2.331%, lower than the previous 2.366%, but the bid-to-cover ratio plummeted from 1.6 to 1.2, indicating a sharp decline in willingness to chase the rally. ⑶ The average winning yield of the new bond auction rose to 2.478%, significantly higher than the previous 2.366%, with the bid-to-cover ratio staying flat at 1.6 and showing no improvement. ⑷ Divergent yields and low bid-to-cover ratios indicate weakening primary market absorption capacity, a shift towards defensive trading sentiment, and more selective allocations to short-term European bonds. ⑸ Combined with global trade concerns sparked by Trump’s tariff remarks, funds have tended to move from risk assets to highly liquid government bonds. The result of the German bond auction reflects supply and demand imbalances as risk-aversion sentiment intensifies.

Westly stated, "I believe that if SpaceX investors do not see some of the growth forecasts outlined in the S1 filing realized after three or four quarters, they will be very dissatisfied." Analysts believe that the Federal Reserve's policy and inflation conditions will affect SpaceX's stock price performance.

Golden Ten Data reported on June 15 that the Invesco Nasdaq Tech ETF announced that recently the fund’s secondary market trading price has been significantly higher than its indicative net asset value per share, resulting in a substantial premium. On June 15, 2026, the closing price was 2.740 yuan, while the closing indicative net asset value per fund share was 2.2292 yuan. To protect investors’ interests, the fund will be suspended from trading from the opening on June 16 and will resume at 10:30 (UTC+8). Redemption operations will continue as usual during the suspension. If the premium does not effectively decrease on June 16, the fund reserves the right to implement further suspension measures.