Amazon inks $17.5 billion loan as AI borrowing frenzy grows

The tech giant agreed to a $17.5 billion delayed-draw term loan with banks including Citigroup Inc., according to a filing on Wednesday (June 10).

The tech giant agreed to a $17.5 billion delayed-draw term loan with banks including Citigroup Inc., according to a filing on Wednesday (June 10).

Super Micro is tapping capital markets to finance a growing AI server business backed by nearly $39 billion in orders. While analysts see the fundraising supporting long-term revenue growth, investors reacted negatively to the prospect of significant shareholder dilution.

Pimco, which manages $2.3 trillion in assets, said the AI buildout could widen the range of economic outcomes over the next five years while leaving weaker and more heavily leveraged borrowers exposed.

President Donald Trump’s unexpected endorsement of Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser put the bank’s dealmaking business in the spotlight, even as industry league tables showed the lender trailing several rivals in overall M&A advisory rankings. The remarks underscore the growing attention…

UltraTech Cement Ltd has entered into an Energy Supply Agreement and a Share Subscription and Shareholders Agreement to acquire a 13.99% equity stake in FPEL Services Pvt. Ltd., a company engaged in the generation and transmission of renewable energy through…

Rajesh Exports chairman Rajesh Mehta said SEBI’s ₹15.15 lakh crore revenue inflation concern stems from a misunderstanding of Valcambi’s financials, arguing that the regulator treated EBITDA as revenue while several other queries remain under examination.

On Wall Street, weakness in technology and AI-linked stocks remains in focus after recent declines. In Europe, expectations of a European Central Bank rate hike have risen following higher eurozone inflation.

Shares of IOL Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd ended at ₹129.95, down by ₹2.95, or 2.22%, on the BSE.

BlackRock says India stocks are over punished for lacking direct AI and oil risks, keeps constructive stance, backs financials and industrials despite volatility and foreign outflows.

Domestic institutional investors remained net buyers on June 10, helping cushion the impact of continued foreign selling, even as broader markets weakened and benchmark indices surrendered most of their intraday gains.