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Data shows that in the week ending Wednesday, U.S. bond investors injected another $4.3 billion into high-grade bond funds, marking the 11th consecutive week of net inflows.

Data shows that in the week ending Wednesday, U.S. bond investors injected another $4.3 billion into high-grade bond funds, marking the 11th consecutive week of net inflows.

老虎证券老虎证券2026/02/12 23:47
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Investors are racing to buy bonds that still offer considerable yields. After a record inflow of $43.3 billion in January—the largest single-month inflow in five years—short- and medium-term investment-grade bond funds have continued to attract capital recently. The ongoing inflows have fueled demand for corporate bond issuance this year. So far in 2026, high-grade companies have sold about $309 billion in U.S. bonds, nearly a 30% increase compared to the same period last year, partly driven by large-scale issuances from tech giants such as Oracle and Alphabet, Google's parent company. According to data, market demand is extremely strong, with new bond subscription orders averaging 4.1 times the actual issuance size, higher than last year's 3.8 times. It is expected that large technology companies, known as "hyperscale cloud service providers," will continue to issue bonds in large quantities. Last year, Morgan Stanley predicted that, driven by artificial intelligence investments, the issuance of U.S. high-grade bonds in 2026 could surpass $2 trillion, setting a new historical record.
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