Private credit is fast-growing, opaque and intertwined with banks but lacks the scale and leverage that cashiered the economy in 2007, @greg_ip writes https://t.co/unTdrJ1gNZ
@NickNemo17 nice work Nick.. imo the bottom line that no one is discussing.. at some point in the not too distant future these PC assets will have to clear and all the would be buyers are the sellers .. you're right when it clears annuities are done
this what they did in March 2008 when BSC failed and oil was $75.. oil then doubled to $150 and you know the rest of the story. Fed is trapped which is what SOFR was pricing today
"Higher inflation could cause the Fed to eventually raise interest rates. But Sahm said the Fed will also consider what could happen if energy costs rise so high that the economy slows down.
“That’s a scenario in which the Fed would be stepping in and potentially cutting rates, even though those energy prices are higher, because it’s starting to create unemployment and really wreck growth,” she said.
Sahm said all the Fed can do, at this point, is gather as much data as it can to prepare for any of those outcomes."
https://t.co/miX7hE65JB
assume most of 20% liquidity number is a credit facility and JPM just cut PC lines after an internal reval..increased redemptions and decreased credit lines is a bad combo.. imagine what other PC lenders (who dont reval) are thinking today. puckered up
@MichaelSedacca
@NickTimiraos What's interesting about this Fed is the bifurcation of the participant experience.. you have economists and practitioners.. the economists are focused on the models and the practitioners are focused on the system.. Logan, Hammack, Schmidt, Musalem.. they hawkish for a reason