Bank of America raised its 2026 investment-grade bond issuance forecast for hyperscalers, led by Amazon's $54 billion OpenAI-linked bond deal, signaling expanding AI capital spending and strong inves…
UBS raised 2026 forecasts for US tech investment-grade bond issuance, driven by increased capex from big tech including Alphabet, amid concerns AI disruptions may curb leveraged loan supply.
Alphabet expanded its bond issuance to $20 billion, launching rare 100-year bonds in sterling and Swiss francs, showcasing strong balance sheet and innovative liability management amid favorable inte…
Alphabet plans a $15 billion multicurrency bond sale to fund AI infrastructure, following Oracle's $25 billion issuance, indicating confidence despite rising borrowing costs in tech debt markets.
Morgan Stanley predicts a surge in US investment-grade bond issuance in 2026, driven by AI expansion and refinancing needs. Major tech firms like Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta could issue up to $700 bil…
AI data center financing surges with massive debt issuance by tech giants like Meta and Microsoft, raising market risks but also creating new opportunities in credit markets amid AI growth concerns.
Rising AI data center debt issuance fuels credit market risks; Oracle shares drop amid spending concerns while Meta boosts investment. The AI financing boom impacts tech credit dynamics and investor …
AI-related debt issuance for data centers is surging, driving concerns about credit risks. Meta's substantial borrowing signals aggressive AI investment, while Google remains cautious. The trend may …
Tech giants Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are ramping up bond issuance to finance vast AI-driven investments, with biggest spending expected in 2026. While debt risks rise, strong cash flows and AI gro…
Tech giants including Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta have issued significant AI-focused bonds amid rising borrowing costs and cautious investor sentiment impacting both stock and credit markets.
Alphabet Inc. issued $17.5 billion in U.S. dollar senior notes and €6.5 billion in euro notes to fund general corporate purposes under a 2016 indenture agreement.