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CoreWeave shares tumbled after Blue Owl Capital failed to arrange $4 billion in financing for a major data center project. The episode reveals growing lender caution about AI infrastructure debt.
The Russell 2000 has returned 18% year-to-date while the S&P 500 has gained just 6% and the Nasdaq 4%. The valuation gap, floating-rate debt advantage, and domestic revenue exposure are driving the widest small-cap outperformance since 2003.
BP suspends its $750 million quarterly buyback to accelerate debt reduction after full-year profit of $7.49 billion misses estimates, sending shares down 5% in their worst session in months.
Oracle announced plans to raise up to $50 billion in 2026 through debt and equity financing to fund data center expansion for AI customers including OpenAI, Meta, and xAI.
Danish and Swedish pension funds are selling billions in U.S. government debt, citing fiscal sustainability concerns and geopolitical friction over Greenland.
With consumers carrying record credit card debt and delinquencies rising, Thursday's earnings from Visa and Mastercard will reveal whether spending resilience can continue.
First Citizens BancShares reports improved credit metrics in Q4 2025 with net charge-offs falling to 0.39% of loans. The bank returned $900M via buybacks and paid down $2.5B in debt.
Marc Metrick has stepped down as Saks Global CEO amid reports the luxury retailer is preparing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after missing a $100 million debt payment.
The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.5%-3.75% in January and projects just one 25-basis-point cut for all of 2026. For credit card holders, mortgage seekers, and auto loan borrowers, the higher-for-longer era continues.
The biggest overhaul of federal student loan repayment in a generation takes effect July 1, 2026, replacing existing plans with a new Standard Plan and Repayment Assistance Plan.
Buy Now Pay Later late payment rates surged to 41% in 2025, up from 34% the prior year, while grocery BNPL use nearly doubled to 25%. The data reveals a consumer credit stress point regulators are scrambling to address.
The One Big Beautiful Bill eliminates income-driven repayment for new Parent PLUS loans after July 1. With processing taking up to 8 weeks, March is the last practical window to act.