PANews, July 8: According to Bloomberg, since the beginning of this year, tech giants including Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, Oracle, and SpaceX have raised approximately $182 billion through single investment-grade bond issuances exceeding $25 billion each, far surpassing less than $13 billion during the same period last year, primarily to fund infrastructure expenditures such as artificial intelligence and data centers. Demand for these “mega” bond issuances has cooled; Amazon’s latest $25 billion bond offering received orders just 1.6 times the issue size, and SpaceX’s $25 billion bond issued last month has underperformed relative to U.S. Treasuries in the secondary market. Some institutions are concerned that continued heavy bond issuance by the tech and AI sectors over the coming years could increase portfolio concentration and repricing risks.
U.S. tech giants raised $182 billion through bonds in 2026, far surpassing last year's $13 billion.
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On-chain data shows that major U.S. tech firms—including Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, Oracle, and SpaceX—raised $18.2 billion through bonds in 2026, significantly exceeding last year’s $13 billion. The funds are being directed toward AI and data centers. On-chain analysis indicates cooling demand, with Amazon’s $25 billion bond order book reaching 1.6 times oversubscription and SpaceX’s bonds weakening in the secondary market. Some institutions warn that heavy borrowing could increase portfolio concentration and repricing risks.
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