CoreWeave bonds rebound sharply after recent selloff, with October 2031 bonds jumping 3.3 cents to 82.8 cents and June 2030 bonds surging 5.7 cents to 91.3 cents
CoreWeave bonds rebound sharply after recent selloff, with October 2031 bonds jumping 3.3 cents to 82.8 cents and June 2030 bonds surging 5.7 cents to 91.3 cents. The recovery follows a sharp selloff driven by concerns over the company's debt, suggesting some easing in credit market pressure, although both bonds remain below face value.
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