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AI stocks rebound as Coreweave results and Anthropic IPO lift markets

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Koopman, S. (2026, November 11). AI stocks rebound as Coreweave results and Anthropic IPO lift markets. City AM. https://www.cityam.com/ai-stocks-rebound-as-coreweave-results-and-anthropic-ipo-lift-markets/

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City AM · collected 2026-11-11 · by Saskia Koopman

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AI stocks experienced a rebound on Wednesday as Coreweave reported strong third-quarter earnings, with revenue surging 168% to $3.66 billion. This news, alongside growing investor interest in Anthropic's planned IPO which could value the company at up to $1.5 trillion, helped lift tech sector indices despite ongoing scrutiny of Nvidia and concerns about the high costs associated with AI development.
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As of November 11, 2026, AI stocks have rebounded due to strong third-quarter results from CoreWeave and growing interest in Anthropic’s planned IPO, despite concerns over Nvidia. CoreWeave's shares surged around 14% in pre-market trading after reporting revenue of $3.66 billion (£2.8 billion), a 168% increase from the previous quarter. The company also raised its full-year revenue forecast to between $13 billion and $13.3 billion, easing financial concerns that had led to a more than 40% drop in share price over the past month. However, CoreWeave’s CEO Michael Intrator warned of ongoing challenges, including regulatory scrutiny and debt levels of around $41 billion, indicating a cautious approach moving forward despite positive earnings.

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CoreWeave Results Boost Markets
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“The articles describe AI stocks climbing at different times, with Article A referring to an initial climb after a market rout on Thursday/Friday and Article B discussing a rebound on Wednesday following Coreweave's results and Anthropic’s IPO.”
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Hedges 0 of 2 claims Outlet record 68/100
“The articles describe stock market rebounds on different days and reference distinct catalysts (AI-related concerns vs. Coreweave results and Anthropic IPO).”
City AM
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“The articles describe different market events on separate days, with one reporting a sell-off and the other a rebound.”
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“The articles describe different days of market activity with distinct focuses on Nvidia and other AI stocks.”
City AM
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“Article A reports on Anthropic's planned IPO filing, while Article B discusses market reactions to AI stocks and Anthropic's IPO demand on a different day.”
BBC News
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“Article A reports on Anthropic's planned IPO, while Article B discusses a market rebound influenced by various factors including Anthropic's upcoming listing but covers a different day and broader market context.”
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“Article A reports on Anthropic's planned IPO filing and valuation, while Article B discusses market reactions including AI stocks rebounding due to Coreweave results and anticipated demand for Anthropic’s IPO.”
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“Article A describes Anthropic's IPO plans and roadshow, while Article B reports on a market rebound influenced by various factors including Anthropic's planned IPO but not focusing on the same specific event or moment.”
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“Article A discusses Goldman Sachs' projections for Anthropic's revenue and IPO, while Article B covers a broader market reaction to AI stocks including Coreweave's results and growing demand for Anthropic's IPO.”
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Shares in Nvidia-backed cloud computing firm Coreweave jumped around 14 per cent in pre-market trading after third-quarter revenue surged 168 per cent to $3.66bn (£2.8bn), beating analysts’ forecasts.
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The complaint, brought by shareholder Mark Kistenmacher and represented by the Rosen Law Firm, alleges that Nvidia violated US securities laws by withholding information that could damage its reputation and business prospects.
Speaking at the White House on Monday, Trump confirmed that federal investigators were examining the allegations, although he defended Huang after speaking directly to the Nvidia founder. “I know the FBI is looking into it,” Trump told reporters, adding that he believed Huang would be “in good shape”.
However, the AI giant quickly followed up with a second email stating that the pricing information was incorrect and that an updated filing would follow.
Nvidia’s dependence on its “totemic” founder Jensen Huang has become a growing concern for investors, analysts have said, after an alleged Chinese espionage scandal raised questions over who could replace the man credited with building the world’s most valuable AI chipmaker.
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Josh Gilbert, an analyst at eToro, said that a cloud over Huang was also “a cloud over the stock”. “Any doubt over his position is going to matter to shareholders,” he said, warning that investors would have to account for further uncertainty until the investigation concluded.
Anthropic’s blockbuster $1.5 trillion (£1.1 trillion) stock market listing could be delayed or forced into a dramatic valuation cut after a brutal Wall Street sell-off left investors questioning the price tag on one of the world’s most valuable AI firms.
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Meanwhile, Nvidia shares rose around five per cent in pre-market trading after losing approximately $430bn in market value over two sessions following revelations about chief executive Jensen Huang’s affair with a woman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence.
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Shares in Nvidia-backed cloud computing firm Coreweave jumped around 14 per cent in pre-market trading after third-quarter revenue surged 168 per cent to $3.66bn (£2.8bn), beating analysts’ forecasts.

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AI stocks rallied on Wednesday as strong results from Coreweave and growing demand for Anthropic’s planned IPO helped lift tech sector, despite mounting scrutiny of Nvidia and concerns over the cost of the AI boom. asserted
results → rally → boom
Nasdaq 100 futures rose 1.5 per cent and S&P 500 futures gained 0.6 per cent, reversing some of Tuesday’s losses as investors returned to technology stocks following a sharp sell-off last week. asserted
investors → rise → off
Shares in Nvidia-backed cloud computing firm Coreweave jumped around 14 per cent in pre-market trading after third-quarter revenue surged 168 per cent to $3.66bn (£2.8bn), beating analysts’ forecasts. asserted
revenue → back → forecasts
The company, which provides computing power to AI developers including Anthropic, raised its full-year revenue forecast to between $13bn and $13.3bn. asserted
which → provide → 13bn
Its quarterly loss of $1.27 per share was also smaller than expected. asserted
loss → expect → share
Chief executive Michael Intrator dubbed it a “breakout quarter”, with the company expecting around $9bn in customer prepayments and deposits over the next three months. asserted
company → dub → months
The results eased concerns about Coreweave’s finances after its shares fell more than 40 per cent over the past month amid questions over the debt funding its data centre expansion. asserted
shares → ease → expansion
Coreweave had $35.6bn in debt at the end of June, while the cost of insuring its borrowing against default has risen sharply. asserted
cost → have → default
Susannah Streeter, chief investment strategist at Wealth Club, said the results had “sparked an uptick in enthusiasm for AI-focused stocks”, although high debt levels and complex financing arrangements remained a concern. asserted
levels → say → stocks
The recovery spread to other AI infrastructure companies, including Nebius and Iren, as investors weighed strong customer demand against the cost of building new data centres. asserted
investors → spread → centres
Anthropic valuation climbs as Nvidia faces investigation The rally came as bankers working on Anthropic’s initial public offering reportedly considered increasing its valuation to $1.5 trillion or more following strong demand from investors. uncertain
bankers → climb → investors
The Claude developer outlined plans on Tuesday to sell 825 million shares at between $70 and $78 each, potentially raising $64.4bn and valuing the company at around $1.4 trillion. asserted
developer → outline → trillion
A further $26bn investment from technology companies including Google, Microsoft and Nvidia is planned alongside the flotation. asserted
investment → include → flotation
Nvidia is reportedly committing $10bn, highlighting the close financial ties between AI developers and the companies supplying their computing infrastructure. uncertain
Nvidia → commit → infrastructure
Anthropic has disclosed nearly $900bn in future computing commitments, while rival OpenAI reportedly generated $10bn in third-quarter revenue, up almost 50 per cent on the previous quarter. uncertain
OpenAI → disclose → quarter
Meanwhile, Nvidia shares rose around five per cent in pre-market trading after losing approximately $430bn in market value over two sessions following revelations about chief executive Jensen Huang’s affair with a woman suspected of links to Chinese intelligence. asserted
shares → rise → intelligence
The chipmaker has appointed law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and former federal prosecutor Joon Kim to investigate whether company information or national security was compromised. asserted
information → appoint → Wachtell
Nvidia has said it has no reason to believe confidential information was compromised. asserted
information → say → reason
The company also faces a proposed shareholder lawsuit, while Morgan Stanley removed it from its top stock picks on Wednesday. asserted
Stanley → face → Wednesday
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