Storage chips are truly a "cash generation machine"! SK Hynix's $28 billion shopping spree in the credit bond market creates an opportunity for a "rise in both stocks and bonds" amid deleveraging liquidation.

According to Zhito Finance APP, an unprecedented global investment boom in artificial intelligence is actively driving global tech giants to raise billions of dollars by issuing bonds. However, for at least one major chip manufacturer, its engagement in the credit market goes beyond just bond financing. Media reports citing informed sources indicate that as cash flow reserves continue to grow, South Korean chip giant SK Hynix is expanding its investments in domestic corporate credit bonds. Multiple credit analysts and market participants estimate that SK Hynix has purchased related bond assets totaling between 100 trillion to 400 trillion won (approximately 7 billion to 28 billion USD) this year, with the upper limit of the range also including commercial paper.