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Private Credit Faces Redemption Pressure | Open Interest 4/2/2026

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President Trump signaled escalated but untimed military action against Iran, sparking mixed market reactions amid shifting geopolitical tensions and uncertain diplomatic outcomes. Hedge funds suffered losses as surging oil prices disrupted trades, exacerbating volatility tied to Middle East instability and energy market speculation. Private credit leaders clashed over sector risks: Apollo’s Jim Zelter dismissed systemic concerns, while Oaktree’s Armen Panossian called it a "vintage issue," not a full-blown crisis. Retired General "Spider" Marks warned recent U.S. strikes on Iran may only temporarily delay its nuclear program, questioning long-term strategic effectiveness. Markets remained resilient despite chaos, per HSBC’s Racquel Oden, though geopolitical and economic pressures persist amid divergent analyst and investor outlooks.

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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." From rising hopes of peace to fresh fears of escalation, President Trump signals tougher action on Iran with no clear timeline. Hedge funds were hit hard as oil surges and trades unravel. Apollo’s Jim Zelter pushes back on private credit fears, while Oaktree’s Armen Panossian says it’s a vintage issue, not a crisis. Retired General “Spider” Marks warns US strikes may have only delayed Iran’s nuclear program. Plus—Khloé Kardashian’s Khloud bets big on protein snacks, and HSBC’s Racquel Oden on why markets are holding steady through the chaos. (Source: Bloomberg)

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