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SpaceX shares rebound nearly 60% from August low as Morgan Stanley turns bullish; FAA eases aircraft exposure to space-debris ri

SpaceX stock has climbed to its highest close since June, recovering from its post-IPO slump as investors cite the company’s AI business and Starship progress. The rally followed a bullish Morgan Stanley call; separately, the FAA changed its safety policy to permit more aircraft in airspace with elevated risk from falling debris.

Discovered 2026-10-05T12:20:12.139165-07:00 | 2026-10-05T12:20:12.139165-07:00

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SpaceX shares have rebounded nearly 60% from their early-August low, with the rally linked to its AI business, Starship progress and a bullish Morgan Stanley call—market signals relevant to private-space valuations and investor appetite.
The FAA policy change allows more aircraft to use airspace where falling space debris poses a higher risk of catastrophic accident, putting launch activity and commercial aviation safety into direct operational tension.

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