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Debt Surge Heightens Tech Credit Risks
Credit risk levels for major technology companies' bonds have risen, with expectations of a significant rebound in bond issuances following earnings results. Markets remain cautious about absorbing a massive wave of debt financing, especially as firms like Meta and SpaceX approach the issuance of new bonds. Credit default swap (CDS) spreads have reached record highs, with Oracle at 343 basis points and Meta at 114.8 basis points, reflecting increased market concern over the substantial funding needs in the artificial intelligence sector. Meta is expected to issue bonds worth up to $25 billion after halting bond issuance since April, while SpaceX aims to raise $40 billion to purchase chips from Nvidia. Financial markets are under increasing pressure, with rising costs to insure corporate bonds and more active trading in CDS contracts. The trading volume of CDS reached $140 billion in the first nine months of 2026, a significant increase compared to the same period in 2025.
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