Amazon's Bond Sale Attracts Massive Demand, Highlighting Tech-Firm Debt Appetite
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Amazon’s latest U.S. bond offering drew about $126 billion in orders, making it one of the most in‑demand corporate debt deals ever. The deal is being issued in multiple tranches (potentially up to 11 bonds) with maturities from two to 50 years, while a separate European sale also targets eight parts. JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Citigroup are among the banks managing the sale. The surge in demand underscores continued investor appetite for tech debt even amid geopolitical and economic uncertainty, and analysts remain bullish on AMZN with a Strong Buy rating and roughly 30.8% upside to around $279.88 per share.
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