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Oversubscribed by more than three times! NVIDIA completes its first corporate bond offering in five years, raising $25 billion.
According to recent media reports, NVIDIA plans to raise $25 billion through the issuance of senior notes, an increase of $5 billion from previously reported figures. The bond offering attracted approximately $85 billion in orders; the yield on the longest-dated tranche tightened by 25 basis points from initial price guidance and was ultimately priced at a premium of 65 basis points over U.S. Treasuries.
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The largest IPO in history was 'swallowed whole': the VIX plunged below 16, and Wall Street's panic sentiment rapidly receded.
Wall Street’s fears are dissipating at a pace as remarkable as the voracious appetite with which traders absorbed nearly $2 trillion in newly issued equities.
Boosted by two major factors, risk appetite has 'returned at full speed,' driving semiconductor stocks to new highs.
Global risk appetite surged on Monday, driven by two converging factors: the signing of an initial U.S.-Iran peace agreement and the U.S. imposition of export controls on Anthropic’s AI models. The retreat of safe-haven sentiment prompted capital flows into high-beta assets, while the export restrictions fueled strong market expectations that countries will accelerate efforts to build domestic AI infrastructure and expand chip demand. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index jumped 5.4% in a single day, exiting its consolidation range and closing at a record high.