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The past year saw a flurry of space companies go public through SPAC mergers, giving investors new options to trade the growing industry.But the beginning of 2022 has not been kind to the stocks of many newly public space companies, with several down 20% or more in the first two weeks of the year. Technology and growth stocks – especially companies whose profitability is years away, as is the case with several space ventures – . The . These high-growth stocks are being punished because rising interest rates reduce the value of the companies' .Here is what analysts told CNBC on the changing market environment and its impact on the space sector.

The past year saw a flurry of space companies go public through SPAC mergers, giving investors new options to trade the growing industry.But the beginning of 2022 has not been kind to the stocks of many newly public space companies, with several down 20% or more in the first two weeks of the year. Technology and growth stocks – especially companies whose profitability is years away, as is the case with several space ventures – . The . These high-growth stocks are being punished because rising interest rates reduce the value of the companies' .Here is what analysts told CNBC on the changing...

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