Highest Yielding Hyperscaler Bonds in October 2026: SpaceX Joins Oracle Above 7.5%
The companies building the artificial-intelligence economy are among the richest borrowers in corporate America. Yet the bond market now pays investors more than 6% a year to lend to every one of them, and two of them pay more than 7.5%. As of Oct. 5, TradingView’s bond screener shows 121 U.S.-listed bonds yielding above 6% to maturity. They come from Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL ), Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ: META ), Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN ), Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL ), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT ) and Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ: SPCX ). Yield to maturity is the annual return a buyer locks in today by holding the bond until it is repaid. It includes the gain from buying below face value. Oracle accounts for 51 of those bonds. Amazon has 20, Microsoft 17, Meta 15, Alphabet 14 and SpaceX 4. Only Oracle and SpaceX have bonds yielding above 7.5%. Treasury Yields Set the Floor Part of the story has nothing to do with the borrowers themselves. The 30-year Treasury yield stands at 5.63%. That is up about 39 basis points over the past month. The 10-year yield is at 5.27%. Every corporate bond is priced at a premium, or spread, over Treasuries. When the risk-fr
The companies building the artificial-intelligence economy are among the richest borrowers in corporate America. 5%. As of Oct. -listed bonds yielding above 6% to maturity.
They come from Oracle Corp. (NYSE: ORCL ), Meta Platforms Inc. com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN ), Alphabet Inc.
(NASDAQ: GOOGL ), Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT ) and Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ: SPCX ). Yield to maturity is the annual return a buyer locks in today by holding the bond until it is repaid.
It includes the gain from buying below face value. Oracle accounts for 51 of those bonds. Amazon has 20, Microsoft 17, Meta 15, Alphabet 14 and SpaceX 4. 5%.
Treasury Yields Set the Floor Part of the story has nothing to do with the borrowers themselves. 63%. That is up about 39 basis points over the past month. 27%.
Every corporate bond is priced at a premium, or spread, over Treasuries. When the risk-free rate rises, corporate yields rise with it. The 12 Highest-Yielding Hyperscaler Bonds Bond Maturity Yield to maturity Price (per $100) Outstanding Oracle Corp. 85% Feb.
75B Oracle Corp. 125% Aug. 00B Space Exploration Technologies Corp. 53B Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
58B Meta Platforms Inc. 55% Aug. 75B Meta Platforms Inc. 75% Nov.
com Inc. com Inc. 25B Alphabet Inc. 7% Nov.
75B Alphabet Inc. 5% Aug. 50B Microsoft Corp. 75B Microsoft Corp.
93B Source: TradingView bond screener Read Also: Trump Wants to Keep America’s Diesel at Home: It's Having a Strange Effect on Oil Prices Debt-To-Capital Shows Who Is Stretched Debt-to-capital measures how much of a company’s funding comes from borrowing rather than from shareholders. A lower number means a thicker cushion for lenders. 5%. 5%.
6%. 2 billion of equity. For most of the group, analysts see room to borrow more. P.
S. investment-grade industrial companies. 4 times for the non-financial investment-grade universe. The Real Debt Sits Off the Balance Sheet Still, reported debt tells only part of the story.
S&P Global warned in July that “market participants are growing leery of quickly rising leverage” among issuers once valued for steady cash flow. Moody’s estimated in September that Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and Oracle have committed $969 billion to AI infrastructure, with $662 billion tied to data-center leases that have not yet started. Those leases only appear as liabilities once the facilities go live. For Oracle, the funding need is spelled out.
The company said in its fiscal fourth-quarter release that it raised $43 billion of debt in fiscal 2026 and plans to raise roughly $40 billion of debt and equity in fiscal 2027. Photo: Shutterstock