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The oil shock is testing private credit borrowers already burdened by high debt costs
Source: CNBC
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Oil prices nearing $100 per barrel could intensify pressure on leveraged private-credit borrowers by reigniting inflation concerns. Investors are assessing whether higher energy costs could force interest rates higher again, increasing debt-service burdens and credit risks for highly leveraged companies.
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