CoreWeave Shares Lose 25% This Week as Credit Default Swaps Top 1,000 Basis Points
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CoreWeave five-year CDS above 1,000bp and 2031 bond yields near 16% imply roughly a 60% default probability, exposing the leverage underpinning AI infrastructure buildouts. The stock fell about a quarter in a week, dragging the Nasdaq down 4.5% as investors reprice credit risk amid sticky inflation and rising funding costs. Nvidia reassurances only briefly steadied shares. Expect continued pressure on AI-linked equities and credit-sensitive tech names.
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CoreWeave shares fell nearly 12% Friday and lost about a quarter of their value since last Friday. Its 2031 bond yield stood near 14.5% after reaching almost 16% this week versus 9.75% at April issuance. Five year credit default swaps topped 1,000 basis points. Bloomberg data implied about a 60% default probability within five years. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said CoreWeave is stable and improving.
