CoreWeave CEO and president Michael Intrator sells $26.6m in shares
CoreWeave CEO and president Michael Intrator sells $26.6m in shares
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CoreWeave CEO and president Michael Intrator sells $26.6m in shares
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Markets: 10-year Treasury yields up 6 bps to 5.345% WTI crude up 4.1% to $92.60 USD leads, AUD lags on the day Gold up 0.2% to $4,121 European stocks lower; S&P 500 futures down 0.6% Bitcoin down 1% to $82,451 Once again, investors are dealing with the same old story in markets in European morning trade today. The bond market continues to come under pressure and that is leading to a more negative…
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