Oracle Corp.’s new monster $25 billion debt financing underscores the growing anxiety among bond investors about how the artificial-intelligence race will be funded.
The eight-part Oracle
ORCL bond deal, which comes just five months after an $18 billion bond offering, went off without a hitch, even as the company becomes a barometer for fears about debt-fueled AI spending. It helped that Oracle issued a statement a day before the bond deal indicating that it plans only a “single, one-time” bond issuance in early 2026 to “cover the year.”
Oracle’s monster $25 billion debt financing points to anxieties around AI funding
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Oracle Corp.’s new monster $25 billion debt financing underscores the growing anxiety among bond investors about how the artificial-intelligence race will be funded.
The eight-part Oracle
ORCL bond deal, which comes just five months after an $18 billion bond offering, went off without a hitch, even as the company becomes a barometer for fears about debt-fueled AI spending. It helped that Oracle issued a statement a day before the bond deal indicating that it plans only a “single, one-time” bond issuance in early 2026 to “cover the year.”
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