NASDAQ:RKLB 9 August 2025 - 27 May 2026

South32 stock gets Citi’s copper boost — Tuesday’s open could decide the trade

South32 Drops as ASX 200 Slides, Materials Volatility Hits S32

South32 Ltd. finished lower on Thursday, dropping 2.46% to A$4.37 at the close. Shares lost A$0.11 on the day and traded in a range of A$4.31 to A$4.41. The miner was among the weaker performers in the Australian materials sector on June 11. Australian shares ended lower on a tricky day for the market. The S&P/ASX 200 dropped 20.1 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.2. The All Ordinaries also gave up 0.23% to finish at 8,836.7. Vantage senior market analyst Hebe Chen told AAP the moves show “risk appetite is wavering but not collapsing,” as investors picked up defensive and blue-chip stocks.
June 12, 2026
Rocket Lab Stock Surges Again After Record Q1 Revenue, Golden Dome Win And Neutron Deals

Rocket Lab Stock Climbs Again: The Defense Milestone Behind Wall Street’s Space Trade

Rocket Lab shares climbed on Wednesday, outpacing a flat-to-mixed market, after the space company said a U.S. missile-defense satellite program passed a key design checkpoint and investors kept bidding up publicly traded space names. The Nasdaq-listed stock was up 3.5% at $148.25 near mid-afternoon in New York, after trading between $137.99 and $156.20. The move valued Rocket Lab at about $89.7 billion, market data showed.
May 27, 2026
How Reusable Rockets Are Revolutionizing Space Travel

Launch, Land, Repeat: How Reusable Rockets Are Revolutionizing Space Travel

Rocket launches once meant saying goodbye to expensive hardware after a single use. For decades, rockets were treated as disposable – each mission dumping spent boosters and stages into oceans or burning them up in the atmosphere. Today, a radical shift is underway. Reusable rockets – launch vehicles designed to fly, land, and fly again – are transforming the economics and possibilities of space travel. By recovering and refurbishing major rocket components instead of discarding them, companies are driving down launch costs and ramping up launch frequency. This report delves into what reusable rockets are, how they came to be, who’s leading the charge, and why they matter for the economy, the environment, the military, and the future of space
August 9, 2025