Meta Platforms Inc. shares rose 1.27% to $652.57 as investors favored mega-cap growth stocks, while the company met European bond investors for at least a week in a non-deal roadshow. Meta has not provided a timeline for a potential offering, and the meetings do not guarantee a transaction. A European deal would be Meta’s first debt issuance outside the U.S. dollar market; the company last raised $25 billion in April through a six-part bond offering. The outreach comes as Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc. tap international debt markets to help fund infrastructure linked to the artificial intelligence boom. Meta’s near-term technical momentum has improved, although longer-term signals remain mixed, and analysts maintain a Buy consensus with an average price forecast of $772.46.