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Home Market Outlook Today's Market Summary The credit markets are flashing warning signs as rising rates and policy missteps expose vulnerabilities across commercial real estate, private credit, and hyperscaler debt. Multi-family CMBS delinquencies have surged above 8%, with Sun Belt-exposed REITs like MAA and CPT could face heightened refinancing and cash flow risks. Private credit, exemplified by Blue Owl Capital, is under stress from record defaults, questionable loan valuations, and significant redemption pressures.
I have raised my allocation to short-term treasuries and cash to 35%, reflecting a defensive posture amid historically low equity risk premiums and elevated risk-free rates. The article below highlights the growing stress across the credit markets and why they could be signaling trouble ahead. Looking for a helping hand in the market?
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