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Alphabet Launches €6 Billion Euro Bond Sale Days After Stock Rout
Alphabet pays up to get the bond sale done
4 Nov 2 9:35 AM · 11d ago · 4 articles · 1 source · development 4 of 4
Bloomberg reported Alphabet is paying higher yields than in past sales to secure investor demand, underscoring rising borrowing costs even for the world's largest tech issuers amid AI-spending skepticism.
Alphabet Inc. Bond issuer / Google parent companyMorgan Stanley Investment bank / market data sourceBarclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank Joint book-running managersSpaceX Comparable AI-era borrower
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first by Reuters, 11d ago · also Forbes Middle East, Seoul Economic Daily, Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Yahoo! Finance Canada +1
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- Alphabet kicks off euro bond sale, tests appetite for tech debt Reuters · 11d ago
- Alphabet Is Paying Up for Euro Bonds in Test of AI Appetite Bloomberg Law · 11d ago
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