CoreWeave stock jumps on credit covenant tweak — what CRWV investors are watching next
NEW YORK, January 3, 2026, 10:42 ET — Market closed CoreWeave, Inc. shares climbed in the last session after the Nvidia-backed AI cloud provider disclosed changes to a major credit agreement that lowered near-term liquidity requirements and pushed back some covenant tests, a filing showed. The stock ended Friday at $79.32, up $7.70, or 10.8%, after trading between $72.95 and $81.11. SEC The update matters now because CoreWeave’s business is capital intensive: it buys and deploys large amounts of computing hardware to serve customers building and running artificial intelligence models, and investors have been focused on how fast-growing “AI infrastructure”