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Managing Director, Head of Macro Credit Research at BlackRock

At a macro level, we continue to watch the interaction between moderating economic activity and elevated interest rates closely. While not our base case, a key risk is if the “rebalancing” in the U.S. labor market shifts to outright deterioration and weakness. Away from these macro themes, the debt capital markets remain active, and – importantly – open to a wide range of borrowers. This week, we take stock of record-setting issuance volumes in two distinct pockets of corporate credit: (1) the syndicated leveraged loan market, and (2) cross-border issuance in the USD IG universe (from European borrowers). Please see the most recent Global Credit Weekly for more: https://1blk.co/3RXR9ji For Institutional Investors Only

Global Credit Weekly - Institutional | BlackRock

Global Credit Weekly - Institutional | BlackRock

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Thank you for sharing these insightful trends. It's interesting to see how the dynamics in debt capital markets continue to evolve. How do you see these trends impacting the future borrowing strategies for companies in the next quarter?

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I agree!

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Thanks for sharing!

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