How investors are reacting as Alphabet launches landmark 100-year bond in U.K.

February 10, 2026 at 11:48 AM

By MarketWatch

How investors are reacting as Alphabet launches landmark 100-year bond in U.K.

Advertisement Space - Below Article Title

Alphabet’s bond issuance in the U.S. on Monday saw intense demand and was more than five times oversubscribed. The appeal of one hundred-year bonds, though, is more nuanced.

Analysis & Context

Alphabet’s bond issuance in the U.S. on Monday saw intense demand and was more than five times oversubscribed. The appeal of one hundred-year bonds, though, is more nuanced. How investors are reacting as Alphabet launches landmark 100-year bond in U.K.. Stay informed with the latest developments and expert analysis on this important story.

Advertisement Space - In-Article Ad

Alphabet’s bond issuance in the U.S. on Monday saw intense demand and was more than five times oversubscribed. The appeal of one hundred-year bonds, though, is more nuanced.

Original Source:

Read full article at source

Advertisement Space - End of Article

Related Articles

Spotify pops 10% on strong user growth, earnings beat

Spotify's stock popped as the music streaming platform reported strong monthly average user growth and said it had its best "Spotify Wrapped" ever.

How affordability led to a chasm between stock prices, consumer optimism

The stock market has rallied ever higher in recent years while consumer optimism has plummeted. Economists cite affordability as a key reason.

‘Sir, kya karoon?’: What happened to Rajpal Yadav? All you need to know about his legal troubles, net worth

Actor Rajpal Yadav surrendered at Tihar Jail after the Delhi High Court denied his plea for more time in a cheque-bounce case.

More Canadian Airlines Halt Flights to Cuba Amid Fuel Shortage

More Canadian Airlines Halt Flights to Cuba Amid Fuel Shortage

Two more Canadian carriers, WestJet Airlines Ltd. and Transat AT Inc., announced temporary suspensions of service to Cuba due to aviation fuel shortages on the island.

Why stocks have climbed even after the appearance of three Hindenburg Omens

Why stocks have climbed even after the appearance of three Hindenburg Omens

The dreaded bear-market predictor isn’t so ominous, after all.

Microsoft and Oracle may be bargain stocks, according to this analysis

Microsoft and Oracle may be bargain stocks, according to this analysis

Both stocks are relatively cheap on an earnings basis. And the companies have projected revenue growth rates much higher than that of the S&P 500.