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Big Tech Turns to Bond Markets as Investors Grow Wary of an AI Bubble

By ChordNews · First written (updated )

Investors increasingly nervous over AI bubble
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Summary

Alphabet, Meta and Oracle have issued new bonds or reportedly planned to do so as interest rates rise, and investors are increasingly nervous about a possible AI bubble. Meta has launched its debut euro bond, joining other hyperscalers in tapping debt markets. Tech stocks have sagged as investors grow concerned about the companies' ballooning debt piles.

This continues an earlier story: Oracle Seeks $20 Billion for AI Growth as Meta Weighs New Debt

Later: Hyperscalers such as Meta and Alphabet may issue more shares as rates rise, diluting current shareholders

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  1. Semafor

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    Semafor reports that Alphabet, Meta and Oracle either issued new bonds or reportedly planned to do so as interest rates rise, with investors increasingly nervous over an AI bubble.

  2. Semafor

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    Semafor reports that Meta launched its debut euro bond, joining other hyperscalers, as tech stocks have sagged over investor concern about their ballooning debt piles at a time of rising interest rates.

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