SpaceX bond yields near junk territory after $25bn debt deal

Key Facts

Amid growing credit concerns in the commercial space sector, SpaceX bonds sold off days after the company's $25bn debt deal. According to reports, yields on the bonds moved towards junk territory, indicating rising credit risk for bondholders.

The sell-off comes against a broader cautious tone in high-yield bond markets, with investors focused on capital-intensive firms. Per market data, the SpaceX bond closed at 153 (close June 25, 2026), reflecting yields approaching junk levels.

Investors are watching the bond's current levels, with a recent low of 150.06 and high of 160.65. Any credit rating actions or funding updates from SpaceX could serve as key catalysts for the next direction.