Credit stress is expected to rise next year as more borrowers grapple with the effects of inflation, higher interest costs and a weakening consumer. But private credit might see the worst of it https://t.co/KNUk3uZDkQ ...

There are signs that Jamie Dimon might be right about cockroaches lurking in the debt market, Rosenberg Research says. The research firm pointed to signs of growing distress across household and corporate credit. Consumers and businesses are under pressure and falling behind on payments. Jamie Dimon might be right about the cockroaches. The JPMorgan boss recently warned markets that trouble could be brewing in the credit market. His reasoning? There's always more than one cockroach if you see one, ...

Wall Street chiefs have hinted at credit stress and a cooling economy https://t.co/nam17tdXKR ...

Credit Market Stress - Lower-rated companies are facing increased interest payments on new debt, signaling rising credit stress [1] - This is happening as interest rates remain high and earnings are declining [1] Analysis by JPMorgan Asset Management - JPMorgan Asset Management's Oksana Aronov points to this trend as an indicator of financial strain [1]