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Small businesses are feeling the pain of credit conditions
From Market Insiders
Firms with less than 100 employees, while perhaps less flashy than an AI leader like Nvidia, are important to the economy as they generate more than half of all employment growth—and these firms are struggling right now under the weight of high interest rates.
"[M]any investors, including those focused on the high yield market, appear to have got it into their heads that the rising default/bankruptcy rate is a lagging indicator that is in fact pointing to the start of a new economic cycle. Really?"
"The notion that we are at the start of a new economic cycle seems preposterous to me," Edwards said, later adding that, "credit conditions for small companies are at levels consistent with recession."
Smaller Companies Feeling the Crunch
This year, the number of corporate bankruptcy filings has surpassed the highs seen in 2020, and smaller companies in particular are feeling the crunch of the Fed's higher-for-longer interest rate regime.
