CSRC Vice Chairman Li Chao told a State Council Information Office briefing that since 2024 technology‑innovation firms have accounted for over 90% of new listings and the tech sector’s market value is up more than 80% versus earlier levels. He said the CSRC has strengthened a routine delisting mechanism and 108 companies have been orderly delisted since 2024.

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As of Sept. 9, US corporates and financials have issued €149bn of bonds in European currencies this year, the second-highest on record; not all issuance is tech- or AI-related. Amazon launched its first sterling bond, raising £4.25bn across four tranches with an orderbook of £10.65bn. Uber has filed with the SEC for a five-tranche euro bond. ECB data show US big-tech firms have about €40bn of outstanding euro debt, roughly 10% of euro-area non-financial corporate new issuance YTD. AI-driven funding demand has not eased global credit supply pressure but is shifting competition from the crowded dollar market into euro, sterling and Swiss franc markets.