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Weekly News – January 17

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Market reacts to Serta, Better Health LME raises eyebrows, Coops and more post Serta, Sacklers pony up more $$$$, and JoAnn chapter 22

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The 2025 Credit Opportunities Symposium will bring together leading academics, practitioners, judges, investors and market participants to discuss where the next opportunities lie, the evolving strategies of distressed investors, and how the market will react to the recent Serta and Mitel decisions.

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So much for the parade of terribles....

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Sacklers pony up more $$$

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Sharp repricing of Fed Funds futures resets expectations

Source: Bloomberg; courtesy of JFL Credit (Lionel Jolivot)

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Down is Good

Down is Good Core CPI came in below expectations, and the markets are relieved. CPI was in-line, but the Core rate which is ex-food & fuel were slightly softer than prior months/expectations (see data below). Market savvy traders who were worried that the Fed might be forced to increase rates to battle inflation can now take this risk off the table, as futures are now pricing in 1.5 cuts for 2025, consistent with what I expect. Together with yesterdays PPI print, this lifts a weight off the market. Strong economy, strong jobs data and better news on inflation is Goldilocks. Let’s go!

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Earnings season starts...

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LSTA: Exploring the Implications of the Serta and Mitel Decisions

January 21, 2025

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Fitch: Short-Term Markets Credit Outlook 2025

January 22, 2025

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American Bankruptcy Law Journal: Practical Questions for Bankruptcy Scholars

January 30, 2025

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The Daily Cost of BK Legal fees Are Increasing.

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Our proprietary analysis supports anecdotal evidence that bankruptcy has gotten more expensive. We will be providing additional analysis in the future to show how other factors affects fees. We hope our database will help make bankruptcy a more efficient forum for all stakeholders.

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