On October 15, SpaceX fell 3.03% in Regular Trading, trading at $151.815 per share, with turnover of $6.902 billion.
A recent catalyst was a report that SpaceX is limiting certain Starlink services in Ukraine, with a Ukrainian presidential adviser saying the company imposed speed restrictions on terminals used by the military, affecting combat drone missions.
The move came alongside broader weakness in AI computing, storage, optical communications, and space-related names, with SpaceX also reported down about 2% in that broader selloff. Supporting context remains mixed: Morgan Stanley reiterated an overweight view and $300 target while highlighting SpaceX’s AI and orbital infrastructure ambitions, but the latest headline flow around Ukraine appeared to be the more immediate negative driver for sentiment.
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