Volatility hits tech giants: doubts over AI returns and rising debt

FinanceInternationalExpansiónNov 13, 2026, 7:48 PMAI summary

Large technology companies face valuation corrections of between 30% and 50% in many cases, partly offset by recent gains, amid doubts about the profitability of their AI investments. Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle have issued $271 billion in bonds this year to finance their expansion, and their long-term debt, including leases and other liabilities, reaches $1 trillion. Goldman estimates off-balance-sheet commitments at $3.2 trillion.

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Valuation corrections for tech companies reach 30%-50% in many cases, with doubts over AI returns
Five tech giants issued $271 billion in bonds this year and their long-term debt reaches $1 trillion
Goldman puts the sector's off-balance-sheet commitments at $3.2 trillion

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