According to the Wall Street Journal, the glimmer of hope for the U.S. IPO is about to recover. Ticketing market StubHub and fintech company Klarna delayed an IPO roadshow that was scheduled to start next week, according to people familiar with the matter. Some of them said another fintech company, Chime, is delaying the filing of public financial reports to regulators and also postponed its IPO. Virtual physical therapy company Hinge Health is focusing on the market and is expected to go public at the end of April, people familiar with the matter said. Cryptocurrency company Circle is approaching the next step of its listing, but is now anxiously watching before deciding what to do. In addition, there are reports that medical technology company Medline delayed its IPO in the United States. Stock markets plummeted Thursday and Friday, closing the door to companies waiting to go public. The U.S. IPO market has experienced a difficult period in the past three years, but many bankers and lawyers hope that 2025 will be a year for IPOs to return to normal pace. Instead, the global trade war is stirring up stock markets, disturbing investors and executives.