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Bloomberg Global Credit Forum

After years of expansion, credit markets are facing some fierce headwinds. War, tariffs and higher-for-longer interest rates are straining companies that levered up during the easy-money era. Private credit managers are fending off rising portfolio stress and investor redemptions. Yet borrowing demands have rarely been greater, driven by a rush to develop artificial intelligence, a promised revival in M&A and a shifting world order that is fueling defense spending. To unpack it all, Bloomberg News' financial journalists are teaming up with Bloomberg Television to bring the Global Credit Forum to New York. We're gathering some of the industry's most influential voices to explore where debt markets go from here. The event starts at 9:15 am ET in New York.

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After years of expansion, credit markets are facing some fierce headwinds. War, tariffs and higher-for-longer interest rates are straining companies that levered up during the easy-money era. Private credit managers are fending off rising portfolio stress and investor redemptions. Yet borrowing demands have rarely been greater, driven by a rush to develop artificial intelligence, a promised revival in M&A and a shifting world order that is fueling defense spending. To unpack it all, Bloomberg News' financial journalists are teaming up with Bloomberg Television to bring the Global Credit Forum to New York. We're gathering some of the industry's most influential voices to explore where debt markets go from here. The event starts at 9:15 am ET in New York.
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