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Alphabet is actively leveraging bond markets, securing $115B in orders for a $25B offering and a recent Aussie bond near 7% yield, to fund its AI build-out. Watch for further debt issuances as off-balance-sheet AI commitments are $3T, far exceeding $600B in reported capex.

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