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Meta raised $15B in a US dollar bond sale; sources: the offering drew as much as $58B in orders and is the biggest portion of a $20B+ cross-border bond offering

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Meta raised $15B in a US dollar bond sale; sources: the offering drew as much as $58B in orders and is the biggest portion of a $20B+ cross-border bond offering

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Bloomberg: Sources: Meta eyes $20B+ from a potential cross-border investment-grade bond offering, its first major debt sale in six months and its debut offering in euros

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