INDIW INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC C/WTS 15/06/2026 (TO PUR COM)
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INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC C/WTS 15/06/2026 (TO PUR COM) News
10-Q: Quarterly report
10-Q: Q2 2024 Earnings Report
Form 144 | Indie Semiconductor(INDI.US) Director Proposes to Sell 3.74 Million in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ Jun 13, $indie Semiconductor(INDI.US)$、$INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC C/WTS 15/06/2026 (TO PUR COM)(INDIW.US)$ Director ICHIRO AOKI intends to sell 500K shares of its common stock on
Form 144 | Indie Semiconductor(INDI.US) Director Proposes to Sell 644K in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ May 28, $indie Semiconductor(INDI.US)$、$INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC C/WTS 15/06/2026 (TO PUR COM)(INDIW.US)$ Director DONALD MCCLYMONT intends to sell 100K shares of its common sto
10-Q: Q1 2024 Earnings Report
Form 144 | Indie Semiconductor(INDI.US) Officer Proposes to Sell 328.8K in Common Stocks
SEC FILLINGS DISCLOSED/ May 2, $indie Semiconductor(INDI.US)$、$INDIE SEMICONDUCTOR INC C/WTS 15/06/2026 (TO PUR COM)(INDIW.US)$ Officer THOMAS SCHILLER intends to sell 60,000 shares of its common stoc
Short Interest in Indie Semiconductor, Inc. (NASDAQ:INDIW) Rises By 13.2%
Concerns about economic growth helped push up US debt short covering and spurred yields to fall below 1.35%
Treasury yields fell to a four-month low due to a poor measure of US service sector activity, a trend exacerbated by short covering. The yield on the benchmark 10-year u.s. bond fell as much as 8 basis points on Tuesday to below 1.35%, its lowest level since Feb. 24. The yield on 30-year Treasuries fell to 1.971%, testing the 200-day moving average. The previously released ISM services index fell more than expected in June from a record high in May. "the strong reaction of the US bond market to the data over the past week and the lacklustre reaction of the inflation protected bond (TIPS) market suggest that the short covering is magnified.
Nomura, which is still emerging from the shadow of Archegos, issued $3.25 billion of bonds at a lower cost.
Nomura is still struggling to recover from the aftermath of the Archegos Capital Management deal, but there was some good news on Tuesday. Japan's largest brokerage returned to the market by issuing $3.25 billion in US dollar bonds after it took a rare step in March to cancel a deal that had already been priced. Because of lower borrowing costs in the market, Nomura is now paying 20-30 basis points less than the rate it agreed to pay in March. The company priced $3.25 billion of dollar-denominated bonds on March 23rd, but cancelled it before completion, when it warned
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