SpaceX Credit Risk Rises; Ford, GM Slide; Micron Soars on AI Outlook


SpaceX credit-default swaps hit record highs amid a potential $40B chip financing; Ford and GM fall after analyst cuts; Micron rises as D.A. Davidson lifts its price target citing AI demand.

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The clip highlights a sharp rise in SpaceX credit-default swap costs after reports the company may seek about $40B to buy chips from Nvidia, and ties that shock to broader moves in chip and auto stocks. It also signals that Micron jumped on fresh analyst optimism while Nvidia remains the market’s AI backbone, whose chips are central to the financing story. The most interesting detail is the spillover: credit-market stress on a private company focused on AI hardware is already nudging public chip and car names.