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The oil shock is testing private credit borrowers already burdened by high debt costs

CNBC · September 11, 2026 at 6:55 AM

Oil near $100 could further squeeze leveraged private credit borrowers as investors weigh the risk that inflation could push interest rates higher again.

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The oil shock is testing private credit borrowers already burdened by high debt costs

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