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Micron and other AI stocks surge as CoreWeave calms Wall Street’s worst fears

Micron and other AI stocks surge as CoreWeave calms Wall Street’s worst fears
MarketWatch Wednesday 11 November 2026, 13:37 UTC By Emily Bary 1 min read
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CoreWeave’s improved AI economics and its vow to show some discipline around future debt are sparking a broad rally across the chip sector.

CoreWeave’s improved AI economics and its vow to show some discipline around future debt are sparking a broad rally across the chip sector.
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