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Bond Traders Stunned as Losses on SpaceX’s New Debt Keep Growing

SpaceX enters the bond market with a $25 billion deal, sparking mixed reactions among traders as early losses mount.

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SpaceX is raising capital through the bond market, pitching high yields to investors in a $25 billion deal. While the company reports $100.8 billion in cash, some bond traders have been stunned by growing losses on the new debt.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Financial Times, and Yahoo Finance emphasizes the scale of the capital raise and its connection to an "AI bond frenzy." Investor's Business Daily notes that agencies have released bond ratings for the offering, while Barchart suggests the debt market serves as the first true test for SpaceX stock. Future developments center on whether the debt market performance stabilizes and the outcome of the bond ratings' influence on investor appetite.

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Quick answers

How much is SpaceX attempting to raise in its bond deal?

According to the Financial Times, SpaceX is pitching a $25 billion bond deal.

What is SpaceX's reported cash position?

Yahoo Finance reports that SpaceX has $100.8 billion in cash.

How have bond traders reacted to the new debt?

Bloomberg reports that traders have been stunned as losses on the new debt continue to grow.

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