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Private credit firm Grays Peak Capital is experiencing unprecedented demand from government contractors seeking bridge financing during the federal shutdown. Founder Stevens, a former investor for Steve Cohen, reports increased pricing power and deal flow as traditional lenders retreat from the space.
The ongoing government shutdown has created unexpected opportunities for specialized private credit lenders, with one firm reporting record demand from defense contractors awaiting government payments, according to recent reports.
The ongoing federal shutdown has forced the postponement of the Labor Department’s crucial monthly inflation report, originally scheduled for this week. Federal Reserve officials reportedly face increased uncertainty in monetary policy decisions as they navigate conflicting economic signals without complete government data.
The monthly inflation report from the Labor Department has been postponed until October 24 due to the ongoing federal shutdown, according to reports. The delay leaves policymakers at the Federal Reserve with limited official economic data as they confront persistent inflation and slowing employment growth.
American job openings remained nearly flat in August, hovering at 7.23 million as economic uncertainty from trade tensions and potential…
