T slips after $6.5B bond sale as payrolls, CPI loom next week
NEW YORK, February 7, 2026, 06:19 EST — Market closed.
- AT&T slipped 0.7% to close at $27.13 on Friday, trailing the broader surge in U.S. stocks.
- AT&T wrapped up a five-tranche, $6.5 billion global notes sale on Feb. 5, according to a filing.
- Monday kicks off with investors eyeing postponed U.S. jobs and inflation reports, and a major update expected from T-Mobile.
AT&T (T.N) shares dropped on Friday, lagging behind a broad Wall Street rally. Investors weighed the telecom’s freshly announced $6.5 billion debt offering alongside its new family-focused product lineup.
Timing here is crucial. Telecom names, frequently treated like income stocks, tend to react to shifts in rates—they’re big borrowers,…
