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Anthropic files for stock market IPO; Meta announces $95bn fundraising drive to pay for AI expansion – as it happened

BusinessBy Graeme WeardenOct 26, 2026, 3:33 PM
Anthropic files for stock market IPO; Meta announces $95bn fundraising drive to pay for AI expansion – as it happened
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PUBLISHEDOct 26, 2026, 3:33 PM
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Meta says share sale will support its “continued investment in AI infrastructure and personal superintelligence”, as Elon Musk warns some AI cloud computing firms face ‘guppy-level death’ UK government borrowing costs are dropping this morning, a welcome sign ahead of Wednesday’s budget. The yield (or interest rate) on 10 and 30-year UK gilts have both dropped by around three basis points (0. 03 of a percentage point) this morning.

Issuing loans to public financial institutions creates a financial asset that offsets the increase in outstanding government debt. If the investments that the PuFins make generate sufficient returns for the PuFins to repay their government loans, then long term debt sustainability is little affected. Limited transparency and the risk that the PuFins may suffer impairments on their investments will probably make bond market investors skeptical of the extra gilt issuance. Chancellor Healey should avoid a big increase in gilt issuance to fund such intra-public sector lending. Nebius, CoreWeave and Iren were…

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