Big Tech Debt Issuance Tops $170 Billion as Credit Spreads Stay Tight

The four largest technology companies issued more than $170 billion in corporate debt in 2026 as of June 17, surpassing their total issuance for all of 2025 as credit spreads reached all-time tights. Credit volatility was near all-time lows, creating favorable financing conditions even as borrowing tied to artificial-intelligence infrastructure increased. Investors received an all-in yield of almost 6% on the corporate bonds discussed in the June analysis. The four biggest technology companies had issued more than $170 billion in corporate debt year to date, raising questions about whether current credit spreads can remain sustainable.

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