Trending Now - Alphabet Secures €9B in Euro Bonds and CA$8.5B in Canada

WHO:

Bloomberg - Alphabet Inc. is the organization involved in the bond sales.

WHAT:

Bloomberg - Alphabet sold its biggest-ever euro-denominated bonds, raising €9 billion.

Bloomberg - Alphabet raised CA$8.5 billion in its first Canadian dollar notes.

Bloomberg - Alphabet previously raised $20 billion months prior to these bond sales.

Bloomberg Markets - The C$8.5 billion bond deal is equivalent to $6.24 billion.

WHERE:

Bloomberg - The euro-denominated bonds were sold in the euro market.

Bloomberg Markets - The Canadian dollar notes were sold in Canada.

WHY:

Bloomberg - Alphabet needs to borrow heavily to fund investments in artificial intelligence.

HOW:

Bloomberg - Alphabet is increasingly tapping every market to secure funding for its investments.

(UPDATED May 6, 2026 01:28 UTC)

Alphabet Inc. has made headlines by selling its largest-ever euro-denominated bonds, raising a staggering €9 billion, while also securing CA$8.5 billion in its first Canadian dollar notes, which is equivalent to about $6.24 billion. This follows a previous bond sale where Alphabet raised $20 billion just months ago, as the company seeks to borrow heavily to support its investments in artificial intelligence. To achieve this, Alphabet is actively tapping into various markets to secure the necessary funding.