SpaceX’s reported $40B debt raise underscores how hyperscale compute needs are driving mega-cap private credit deals, anchoring Nvidia’s demand runway even as hardware supply chains fragment. Meanwhile, OCBC’s unannounced 4% drop reflects broader Singapore market profit-taking—offering an attractive entry via new 10-share lots for long-term investors prioritizing high-yielding Singapore banks over short-term macro volatility.
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