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IPO Stocks Break Into Russell Indexes in Biggest Wave in Decade

FTSE Russell indexes are adding 68 newly public companies Quarterly addition is largest since index-

IPO Stocks Break Into Russell Indexes in Biggest Wave in Decade

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About $600 billion has been raised in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. And the pace has picked up recently; the week after Labor Day was thebusiestfor IPOs in almost two months, with more than $25 billion in initial and secondary offerings since the holiday.\nThe U.S. IPO market has been booming as the economy bounces back from the Covid-19 downturn and corporations tap seemingly endless investor demand. About $600 billion has been raised in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. And the pace has picked up recently; the week after Labor Day was the busiest for IPOs in almost two months, with more than $25 billion in initial and secondary offerings since the holiday.\n“Animal spirits are alive and well,” Steven DeSanctis, U.S. mid-cap strategist at Jefferies, said by phone. “We’ve had numerous years where we had very little or no IPO activity and there’s a real thirst for new companies.”\nThe market newcomers, measured by the Renaissance IPO gauge, are up a combined 8% in 2021, 11 percentage points behind the S&P 500. 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