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Rosner on Credit Markets Amid Geopolitical Tension

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Goldman Sachs’ Lindsay Rosner noted credit markets remain resilient despite geopolitical tensions, with tight spreads but attractive all-in yields drawing investor interest in April 2026. Private credit faces persistent challenges, though Rosner emphasized its continued appeal due to higher yields compared to traditional fixed income amid uncertain global conditions. Geopolitical risks escalated as the U.S. froze Iranian funds and Tehran claimed the Strait of Hormuz was fully reopened, raising concerns over potential supply chain disruptions. Federal Reserve officials, including Waller and Daly, signaled caution on rate cuts, citing unresolved inflation risks and unclear long-term impacts from ongoing conflicts. Separately, Netflix shares dropped on weak forecasts, while AI advancements and leadership shifts in tech and politics added to market volatility during the period.
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Apr 17th, 2026Rosner on Credit Markets Amid Geopolitical TensionLindsay Rosner, Head of Multi Sector Fixed Income at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, discuss the current state of credit markets amid geopolitical tensions and private credit challenges. Rosner highlights that while credit spreads remain tight, the all-in yield remains attractive to investors. She speaks with Katie Greifeld on “Real Yield.”Duration:3:18Trump Says US Won't Give Iran Any Frozen FundsDuration:4:18The AI Model That Frightens Wall StreetDuration:3:35Trump Says Iran Is Removing Mines From Hormuz StraitDuration:3:44Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Is Completely Open for Commercial ShipsDuration:2:00Fed's Waller Expresses Caution About Lowering RatesDuration:8:01Netflix Shares Tank on Weak Forecast; Hastings Steps DownTechnologyDuration:1:06Starmer Says He Wasn't Told Mandelson Failed VettingDuration:2:06Fed's Daly Says Too Early to Tell If War Will Create Long-Term ShockAvailable on:Listen onApple TVListen onRokuListen onSamsung TVListen onFire TVListen onAndroid TVListen onRakuten TVListen onHaystack NewsWatch BTV in your area:Channel Finder

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