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Broadcom earnings, SpaceX's IPO price, World Cup worries and more in Morning Squawk

The CNBC Morning Squawk rundown covers several notable developments: SpaceX disclosed a fixed IPO price of $135 per share as it plans to raise about $75 billion, targeting a potential valuation around $1.77 trillion and positioning it among the largest U.S. firms by market cap. Broadcom reported a revenue miss for the quarter, though executives did not alter the forecast for AI chip sales and offered better-than-expected current-quarter guidance. CrowdStrike announced a four-for-one stock split after beating earnings and revenue estimates. Separately, public health officials warned of infectious disease risks surrounding the World Cup, with Ebola outbreaks in Congo and Uganda designated as a public health emergency of international concern, while measles, Covid-19, and influenza are also monitored. The mix of high-profile IPO activity, earnings surprises, and health risk considerations contributes to a cautious near-term market mood, particularly for technology stocks and related equities.