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Banks Eye $21 Billion of Bonds For Broadcom Chip-Financing Deal

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 27 October 2026, 20:09 UTC By Davide Barbuscia 1 min read
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Banks are planning to sell as much as about $21 billion of high-grade bonds as soon as early next year as part of a $63 billion funding package that Broadcom Inc. has pulled together to help finance chips for AI developer Anthropic PBC.

Banks are planning to sell as much as about $21 billion of high-grade bonds as soon as early next year as part of a $63 billion funding package that Broadcom Inc. has pulled together to help finance chips for AI developer Anthropic PBC.
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