ING $ING is said to be the seller of a $500M portfolio of data center loans, including debt tied to Vantage and CyrusOne and a $25M slice backing a New Mexico Stargate site, with bids due Nov 19.
Oracle $ORCL is the name to watch, with a $664B backlog up from $455B a year ago, but it spent $28B on capex last quarter against $19.3B of revenue, and OpenAI has reportedly paused one of its Stargate sites.
Delays are already hitting the stocks, with IREN $IREN down about 9% after a report that problems at its Childress, Texas site led Microsoft $MSFT to push back planned capex, while Nebius $NBIS and CoreWeave $CRWV fell 11% and 7%.
A huge backlog only matters if the sites get built and paid for on time, and lenders heading for the exit suggests some aren't willing to wait and find out.
ING WARNS EURO COULD FALL FURTHER ON FRENCH DEBT CONCERNS
ING says the euro remains vulnerable despite Moody's maintaining France's Aa3 credit rating.
With little progress expected on France's budget and energy prices elevated, pressure on the currency could persist.
🔸 EUR/USD: $1.1206
🔸 Resistance: $1.1250–$1.1270
🔸 Key support: $1.1180
The key takeaway: ING sees limited upside for the euro and warns of a potential break below $1.1180.
Ingenia shares soared following a takeover bid from AVID Property, as a bidding war ramps up for the owner of Australian retirement living accommodation.
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Ingenia Communities Group has rejected a sweetened takeover offer by private equity giant Warburg Pincus and its affiliates, saying the bid undervalues the Australian developer.