Alphabet May Sell First Hong Kong and Singapore Dollar Bonds
The Google parent is seeking about US$1 billion to US$1.5 billion in Hong Kong dollars and around US$1.5 billion in Singapore dollars, sources said.
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Alphabet Mulls Asia Bond Sale as AI Fears Fuel Global Volatility
Alphabet Inc. has had talks recently about potentially offering its first Hong Kong and Singapore dollar bonds, people familiar with the matter said, a deal that would test investor appetite in Asia after an AI selloff in global markets.
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(Teleborsa) - Alphabet has ongoing discussions about the possibility of issuing its first bonds denominated in Hong Kong and Singapore dollars. The transaction would test the interest...
Alphabet Inc. is discussing the possibility of issuing bonds denominated in Hong Kong dollars (equivalent to $1-1.5 billion) and Singapore (about $1.5 billion).
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