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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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AI Price Wars Begin: OpenAI Considers "Drastic Price Cuts" In Pursuit Of Anthropic Customers
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Earlier today, in a report discussing how "AI bills are out of control", JPMorgan tech guru and TMT salesman, Mark Schilsky wrote that "most of my high level investor discussions focus on one major topic: when will the party end? Put another way, tech investors have made so much money in Semis so quickly that they are looking for potential warning signs that the music is about to stop. Predicting such an end is incredibly difficult. As...
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White House Claims Ceasefire Resets War Powers Act Deadline
A senior White House official claimed that President Donald Trump does not need Congressional approval to continue the war against Iran because the ongoing ceasefire negates the deadline imposed by the War Powers Act. On Thursday, a US official told News Nation that “for War Powers Resolution purposes,” the war against Iran had ended. The […]
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Apr 30, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Core PCE Rises Most In 3 Years; Savings Rate Tumbles As Spending Far Outpaces Income
Core PCE Rises Most In 3 Years; Savings Rate Tumbles As Spending Far Outpaces Income
The Fed's favorite inflation indicator - Core PCE - rose 0.3% MoM in January (as expected), a dip from the 0.4% sequential increase in February, with YoY rising by 3.2% (also as expected), slightly higher than the 3.0% in Feb. That is the highest annual increase in Core PCE since Nov 2023.
The headline PCE jumped notably more, as expected since it includes non-core items like energy and food, rising 0.7% MoM (as expected) driving prices up...
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