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Big Tech returns to the bond market: Microsoft, Oracle, Meta and Alphabet price more than US$50 billion of AI-era debt in six days

. Source published 4 Nov 2026. Original reporting: Bloomberg via The Star, with SEC term sheets (opens in a new tab).

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Bloomberg reports that Big Tech companies are borrowing heavily again after almost three months away from the US bond market. Term sheets filed with the SEC show Microsoft priced US$25 billion of notes on 29 October (Bloomberg says its first US offering since 2017), Oracle US$10 billion of notes alongside a concurrent share sale on 2 November, Meta US$15 billion of notes on 3 November with coupons from 5.85% to 7.50%, and Alphabet €6 billion in euros on 2 November. Meta launched its first euro bond sale on 4 November, which had not been priced at the time of writing. Bloomberg reports that Oracle's longest notes priced 3.35 percentage points over Treasuries and that companies have borrowed more than US$330 billion from US high-grade bonds to fund AI investments this year, by its count. Totals are our sum of the filed term sheets.

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