Global bond sales have soared to an all-time high, catapulted by breakneck borrowing from the tech juggernauts at the forefront of the AI boom.

MBRF Global Foods Co. SA has decided to hold off on a potential junk-debt offering as a global bond selloff has sent borrowing costs soaring.

When Aon Inc. on Monday priced $2 billion of notes maturing in 2056 as part of a debt package to fund an acquisition, investors rushed to buy it, placing orders more than seven times the size of the offering.

A corporate-bond sale dubbed “Project Odyssey” may be increased to $3.9 billion as junk-like yields on the Microsoft Corp.-linked data-center financing drew more than twice that amount in demand.

Brazil’s billionaire Batista brothers have acquired a stake in an oil production project in Venezuela, the latest deal to emerge in a country that the Trump administration is vowing to reinvigorate after years of sanctions.

Chipmaking giant Nvidia Corp. sold $25 billion of high-grade bonds, joining a wave of jumbo debt offerings from tech heavyweights as investors clamor to get exposure to the artificial intelligence boom.

Chipmaking giant Nvidia Corp. sold $25 billion of high-grade bonds, joining a wave of jumbo debt offerings from tech heavyweights as investors clamor to get exposure to the artificial intelligence boom.

Cloud-computing giants powering the artificial intelligence boom are tapping global debt markets to fund hundreds of billions of dollars needed for data centers, chips and other infrastructure. Junk-rated CoreWeave Inc. is now following their lead.

When Applied Digital Corp. first tapped the junk-bond market in November to fund a data center project tied to CoreWeave Inc., it had to stomach a hefty yield to get the deal done. Fast forward to this week, and borrowing costs for another portion of the same project tumbled.

Citadel Securities is seeking to reshape roughly $4 billion of existing debt after reporting record trading revenue, joining a flock of companies looking to reduce borrowing costs or extend maturities of existing credit.

Firms are borrowing more than expected in the US leveraged loan market as they take advantage of strong investor appetite for riskier debt.

Junk-rated firms are rushing to reprice and refinance debt, seizing on renewed investor appetite for riskier US dollar-denominated loans to slash borrowing costs.

Eli Lilly & Co. sold $9 billion of investment-grade bonds Wednesday — the company’s biggest-ever issuance — as it looks to finance an acquisition spree.

The iconic Venetian Resort Las Vegas is seeking to raise $2.35 billion from debt investors to refinance its capital structure, joining a flurry of high-yield deals as investor appetite for riskier debt rebounds.

A Nevada data center project tied to Nvidia Corp. has raised $4.59 billion from a junk-bond sale, adding to a wave of deals to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.

Firms swarmed the US primary markets with new debt sales on Monday, seizing a window to lock in borrowing costs ahead of a raft of earnings and central bank decisions, even as uncertainty in the Middle East lingers.

A data center developer is seeking $4.54 billion in junk-debt financing for an artificial intelligence project tied to Nvidia Corp., testing investor appetite after a recent surge in offerings.

Core Scientific Inc. is looking to raise $3.3 billion from a junk-bond sale, joining a wave of high-yield issuers tapping debt markets to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure.

The Brazilian conglomerate controlled by the billionaire Batista brothers tapped the US junk-debt market for a debut offering in a push to refinance debt.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised $6.5 billion from a US investment-grade bond sale, extending a borrowing spree that included a record debt offering earlier this year.