War, Oil Spikes, Private Equity Jitters, and a Market on Edge
About this episode
This episode discusses the impact of recent geopolitical events and market fluctuations on various sectors.
This week’s headlines delivered a jolt to markets. The sudden escalation in the Iran conflict sent oil prices toward $80 a barrel, Treasury yields climbed from 3.95% to 4.15%, and borrowing costs jumped roughly 35 basis points. At the same time, private equity shares came under renewed pressure amid concerns over risky corporate lending, while software stocks swung as investors debated AI’s near-term winners and losers. These developments raised a bigger question: Are investors facing a tempo...
More episodes of The CRE Weekly Digest by LightBox
- CRE’s Jenga Market: Why Commercial Real Estate Keeps Defying Gravity
- Stuck in Neutral or Ready to Surge? CRE Weighs Risk and Resilience with Oil at $100
- Inside CRE’s Next Cycle with Joe McBride of SitusAMC
- Markets on Edge, CRE Holds Steady
- Volatility Everywhere—CRE Holds the Line, But for How Long?
- Is CRE in the Danger Zone?
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the The CRE Weekly Digest by LightBox podcast page.