SpaceX Stock Surges Above $160 as Market Value Tops $2.2 Trillion
SpaceX rises nearly 6% as its estimated valuation reaches $2.22 trillion, with Morgan Stanley maintaining a $300 target ahead of the next Starship test.
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SpaceX rises nearly 6% as its estimated valuation reaches $2.22 trillion, with Morgan Stanley maintaining a $300 target ahead of the next Starship test.
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