OBDC's 22% discount to NAV is either the market's verdict on private credit, or a gift. It is probably some of both.
The Fed delivered its first hike in three years and the 10-year brushed 5%, the BoJ went to its highest rate since 1995 and the yen kept sliding, and copper ignored all of it, climbing back within 1.1% of its record while gold snapped its losing streak.
Treasury Rotation flips defensive, the lumber-gold gap blows out to nineteen points, and both remaining offensive readings lose conviction. The composite tilts risk-off at -18.
XLK/SPY at +2.65 sigma, XLU/SPY at -3.01 in Week 6 of the deeply broken framework, credit confirms risk appetite as the Fed hikes into tech strength