On August 17, according to reports, Google's parent company Alphabet plans to issue bonds for the first time in Australia. It plans to raise about 5 billion Australian dollars, or issue bonds with 4 terms. The maximum period of time may reach 20 years. The initial issuance guide price will be announced as early as August 18, local time. Alphabet issued $25 billion in bonds on the US dollar bond market earlier this month, and has also issued Swiss franc, pound, euro, Canadian dollar, and yen bonds since this year.

On August 17, according to reports, Google's parent company Alphabet plans to issue bonds for the first time in Australia. It plans to raise about 5 billion Australian dollars, or issue bonds with 4 terms. The maximum period of time may reach 20 years. The initial issuance guide price will be announced as early as August 18, local time. Alphabet issued $25 billion in bonds on the US dollar bond market earlier this month, and has also issued Swiss franc, pound, euro, Canadian dollar, and yen bonds since this year.