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AI Funding Drives US High-Grade Bond Sales to Annual Record

US investment-grade bond sales set an annual record on Monday, as a surge in artificial intelligence spending drives companies to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars.

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AI Funding Drives US High-Grade Bond Sales to Annual Record
US investment-grade bond sales set an annual record on Monday, as a surge in artificial intelligence spending drives companies to borrow hundreds of billions of dollars.
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