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"Shocking Levels Of Distress": CMBS Delinquencies Unexpectedly Soar To Covid Highs
"Shocking Levels Of Distress": CMBS Delinquencies Unexpectedly Soar To Covid Highs
With market focused on private credit as the next credit market crisis vortex, many have forgotten that CMBS, the asset class that was smashed in the aftermath of covid as hundreds of office buildings were suddenly left vacant, has been teetering on the edge for years. For some, it proved to be a lucrative bet as the "next big short" after various office-heavy CMBX tranches collapsed in 2020 and 2021. But due to the slow-burning nature of commercial real-estate...
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10Y Yield Spikes Above 5.00% After Blowout Beats For US PMIs
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With 'hard' economic data still somewhat muted, expectations were for a modest retracement in US PMIs from recently optimistic levels in preliminary September data.
Instead, the 'soft' survey data soared:
Flash US Services PMI Business Activity Index: 58.7 vs 55.8 exp (August: 56.5). 59-month high.
Flash US Manufacturing PMI: 57.0 vs 53.7 exp (August: 53.9). 52-month high.
The headline flash S&P Global US PMI Composite Output Index rose from 56.0 in August to 58.4 in September, registering the fastest expansion since July 2021...
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