SpaceX’s new debt will carry 7.75%‑8.3% rates, about a point above its existing bonds, as investors grow nervous about AI‑related risk.
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SpaceX is finalising a $40 billion bond sale with interest rates around 7.75% for the safer tranche and 8.3% for the riskier piece. The rates are about one percentage point higher than the company’s current bonds, reflecting growing investor worries about AI‑related market stress.
Higher borrowing costs could squeeze SpaceX’s cash flow as it pursues costly projects and a possible Tesla merger.
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Both countries are investigating AI hardware imports amid fears the chips could be rerouted to China, following Jensen Huang's resignation.
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Analysis of six Chinese models released since April 2026 shows they were trained on Nvidia's new Blackwell GPUs, costing over $500 million.
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