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macroJul 2, 2026, 4:43 PM

SpaceX Borrows $25B in Bonds Despite $100B Cash Pile

A market commentary notes that SpaceX, still riding high from the largest listing in history, has issued $25 billion in bonds even though it holds over $100 billion in cash, highlighting a disconnect between stock and bond market sentiment.

Two weeks after the largest listing in market history, a company with more than $100 billion in cash has tapped the bond market for an additional $25 billion, according to a financial commentary.

The post contrasts the stock market's enthusiasm for SpaceX with bond market skepticism, suggesting that debt investors are less confident about the company's prospects despite its massive cash reserves.

The commentary did not specify the terms of the bond issuance or the use of proceeds, but the move indicates a willingness to borrow even with ample liquidity.

Source: FXStreet Forex News