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CoreWeave’s AI bonds tumble, raising red flags for the wider market

CoreWeave’s AI bonds tumble, raising red flags for the wider market
MarketWatch Wednesday 14 October 2026, 20:36 UTC By Christine Idzelis 1 min read
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CoreWeave’s bonds issued six months ago fell to 81 cents on the dollar earlier Wednesday, yielding more than 15%

CoreWeave’s bonds issued six months ago fell to 81 cents on the dollar earlier Wednesday, yielding more than 15%
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