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AI capital expenditure enters a supercycle: who is the real winner—Nvidia, Amazon, Meta, or Google?

From 2026 to date, six technology companies—Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, Meta, Oracle, and SpaceX—have issued a record $182 billion in investment-grade bonds, up 1,300% from about $13 billion in the same period of 2025. These six firms account for nearly 15% of the total U.S. corporate bond issuance volume this year to date and contribute more than 50% of the increase in corporate bond issuance this year. In the same period, there were seven bond trades in the U.S. market with deal sizes of $25 bil
NVDA1.78%
AMZN1.00%
GOOGL1.18%
META0.76%
ORCL2.89%
GateInstantTrends·07-10 09:33
AI capital expenditure enters a supercycle: who is the real winner—Nvidia, Amazon, Meta, or Google?

Korean Investors Pour $1.55B Into 3x Semiconductor Leveraged ETFs

Korean retail investors concentrated net purchases in 2x-3x leveraged exchange-traded funds tracking US and Hong Kong stocks during the week of July 3-9, as artificial intelligence semiconductor stocks entered a consolidation phase. Half of the top 10 US stock net purchases by Korean investors
LucasBennett·07-10 09:15
Korean Investors Pour $1.55B Into 3x Semiconductor Leveraged ETFs

FX Swap Points Diverge as Korea Market Eyes Rate Decision

FX swap points in South Korea's foreign currency funding market showed divergent trends on the 10th, with short-term maturities weakening while long-term contracts posted slight gains. The 1-year swap point closed at -14.60 won, up 0.20 won from the opening price, despite reports that Hanwha Ocean s
LucasBennett·07-10 09:11
FX Swap Points Diverge as Korea Market Eyes Rate Decision

Korean Corporations Shift to Bank Loans as Bond Rates Exceed 4.4%

Korean corporations shifted funding strategies from corporate bond issuance to bank loans during the first half, according to analysis by Lee Kyung-rok, a researcher at Shinhan Securities. The shift occurred as corporate bond rates rose above bank lending rates, making direct financing more
LucasBennett·07-10 08:45
Korean Corporations Shift to Bank Loans as Bond Rates Exceed 4.4%