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Hosted by Jeff Bechtel · business · EN-US · 26 episodes
Daily briefing with Morning Brief-style national news plus commercial real estate debt and multifamily market coverage. Deals, SOFR and Treasury curve context, CMBS, debt funds, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD execution. Produced by Jeff Bechtel.
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Episode #20261001
President Trump begins a 32-day midterm campaign push as Washington debates energy costs and permitting. Debt Desk examines another curve steepening, lower SOFR, a major office CMBS refinancing, and fresh bank, life-company, Freddie Mac and HUD executions.
Episode #20260930
Major technology companies sign a voluntary AI-safety accord, consumer confidence falls, and immigration cases move through the courts. Debt Desk examines a steeper Treasury curve, steady SOFR, fresh bank and debt-fund loans, agency execution and current CMBS pricing.
Episode #20260929
A U.S. ban on Canadian imports raises trade tension, military cyber forces join election protection, and Iran diplomacy continues as oil rises. Debt Desk examines Monday’s Treasury selloff, firmer SOFR, selective construction lending and execution across banks, life companies, CMBS, debt funds and the agencies.
Episode #20260928
Washington expects more Iran talks after rejecting Tehran’s Strait of Hormuz proposal, a nor’easter floods the Northeast, and new fuel-economy rules arrive Monday. Debt Desk examines a steep Treasury curve, firm SOFR, the newest CRE financing tape, CMBS stress and execution across banks, life companies, debt funds and the agencies.
Episode #20260927
President Trump rejects Iran’s Strait of Hormuz proposal, Washington and Beijing establish new AI and military communication channels, and storms batter the Northeast and Hawaii. Debt Desk examines a steep Treasury curve, firm SOFR, fresh Freddie Mac and private-credit multifamily loans, and selective execution across banks, life companies, CMBS and debt funds.
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