Some SpaceX bonds have already sunk to junk-like territory
Investors lent SpaceX billions in June, and its longest-dated bonds have sunk to an effective junk-like yield of 7.5% at $0.90 on the dollar.
Investors lent SpaceX billions in June, and its longest-dated bonds have sunk to an effective junk-like yield of 7.5% at $0.90 on the dollar.
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