SpaceX Closes $40 Billion AI Chip Debt Deal, Musk Says
Elon Musk says SpaceX has closed $40 billion in financing for AI chips arriving in early 2027, as SPCX investors weigh borrowing costs and rapid expansion.
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France’s 10-year bond yield reaches about 5.05%, its highest since 2002, as budget deadlock and unrest intensify scrutiny of the country’s debt.
U.S. national debt reaches a record $40.396 trillion, rising $383.7 billion in two months as persistent deficits and financing costs keep pressure on federal finances.
CoreWeave falls as much as 6.4% early Tuesday after Goldman’s Buy upgrade, as investors continue weighing AI infrastructure returns and financing costs.
US inflation rises to 3.7% and core CPI reaches 2.6%, lifting Treasury yields as the Fed weighs further rate increases before its October meeting.
DRW and Marex execute a swap on Canton using S&P’s tokenized iBoxx bond benchmark, connecting licensed data and trade valuation through Derivnex.
Goldman upgrades its three-month stock view and 12-month bond stance while retaining a preference for U.S. and Asian equities over Europe.
Italy’s higher deficit targets put its debt-reduction plans under scrutiny as Goldman Sachs warns about borrowing costs and election uncertainty.
Creditors holding $1.4 billion of EA bonds are seeking repayment at 101% of face value, challenging a Treasury-backed alternative after the publisher’s buyout.
The 30-year Treasury yield reached 5.717% as the bond selloff resumed, with a $39 billion note auction and Federal Reserve minutes in focus.