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CoreWeave Debt Fears Hit a Record — Some Are Whispering 'Lehman'

Piero Cingari

CoreWeave CDS hit a one-year record of 1,167 bps, implying about 62% default odds, as strategists draw Lehman parallels and Musk warns on neoclouds.

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