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Meta sold $25 billion in US bonds and €9 billion in euro notes to fund AI investments, amid rising investor concern over hyperscalers’ debt loads and uncertain returns. The company paid higher borrowing premiums as bond buyers demanded clearer plans for turning AI spending into cash flow. Tech bond spreads widened amid concerns that political and regulatory scrutiny could delay data-center projects. Meta also raised funds through stock and preferred-share offerings. The financing reflects a shift toward smaller, carefully timed deals as technology companies face more expensive borrowing and closer scrutiny of AI-related spending.
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Stocks surged after Democrats won control of Congress, then plunged the next day as investors sold AI and chip stocks amid concerns over potential data center restrictions and broader profit-taking. The Dow lost more than 1,800 points, the S&P 500 fell 4.4%, and the Nasdaq dropped 5.5%; volatility spiked. The reversal reflected rapidly fading risk appetite, and the S&P recorded its worst week since June.
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6 November
- Fed seen sticking to December rate hike after jobs data
- AMD’s Lisa Su Says the Market Is Being “Short-Sighted” About AI
- TSMC rises on report of potential push into advanced memory for Nvidia
- Strong October jobs report sends yields higher
- 'A blowout': US added 165,000 jobs in October, trouncing expectations
- Blockbuster October jobs report keeps Fed rate hike in play for December
- Friday’s jobs report is expected to show the labor market chugging along
- Tech just had a crisis-sized day — the kind that came in 2000, 2008, and 2020: Chart of the Day
- Friday’s jobs report is expected to show the labor market chugging along
- Global stock rout deepens as AI data centre fears fuel worst US chip sell-off since 2020
5 November
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- S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Futures Dip As Investors Step Back From AI And Tech With Nasdaq In Correction Territory — NVDA, AAPL, UBER, SOXX In Focus
- Anthropic faces valuation pushback on $1.5T IPO following market rout, WSJ reports
- Phones 'explode' on Wall Street as 'steamroller' shows up for the AI trade
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- Deep chip selloff drags global stocks lower on AI spending concerns