The Zhitong Finance App learned that in February of this year, when Google's parent company Alphabet (GOOGL.US) issued the £1 billion 100-year bond due in the British pound market, the market oversubscribed by nearly 10 times. At the time, this was the first time that a technology company had issued a 100-year bond since Motorola in 1997, and was regarded as a milestone in the wave of AI infrastructure investment. Today, five months later, the bond's price has dropped to 89.978p — below 90% of face value for the first time. Meanwhile, Google's stock price fell after announcing the results. As of press release, it fell about 7% at the beginning of the session on Thursday.

The Zhitong Finance App learned that in February of this year, when Google's parent company Alphabet (GOOGL.US) issued the £1 billion 100-year bond due in the British pound market, the market oversubscribed by nearly 10 times. At the time, this was the first time that a technology company had issued a 100-year bond since Motorola in 1997, and was regarded as a milestone in the wave of AI infrastructure investment. Today, five months later, the bond's price has dropped to 89.978p — below 90% of face value for the first time. Meanwhile, Google's stock price fell after announcing the results. As of press release, it fell about 7% at the beginning of the session on Thursday.