TREE NEWS reports: PIMCO has reduced its positions in two of the largest AI-related debt deals by about 50%. The bond giant had invested in roughly $18 billion of Meta-related bonds in 2025 and $10 billion of Oracle-related transactions. The cuts were made while the bonds were trading at high prices, as AI debt financing has accumulated to about $500 billion.
PIMCO cuts Meta, Oracle AI-debt stakes by about half
PIMCO's reduction is a notable signal because it comes from a major bond house trimming exposure to two of the largest AI-linked debt deals, not a marginal player. The timing matters: the cuts were made into strength, with the bonds at high prices while AI debt financing has swelled to roughly $500 billion. That points to valuation and concentration discipline rather than a verdict on the underlying credits. The open question is whether other large fixed-income holders follow with similar de-risking, which would test demand for the next wave of AI-related issuance.
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