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US Software Company Loan Prices Drop to 88 Cents, Near Two-Year Low
Average prices for loans to US software companies have fallen to approximately 88 cents, marking a near two-year low. This represents a 6-cent decline since the start of 2026, equivalent to a 7% drop. The software sector is the most affected in the US leveraged loan market, according to @KobeissiLetter.
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Average prices for loans to US software companies have declined to approximately 88 cents, nearing the lowest level in at least two years, @KobeissiLetter reported. This reflects a 6-cent decline since early 2026, equivalent to a 7% decrease from prior levels.
Consequently, the US software sector shows the largest price decline among segments in the US leveraged loan market, according to the report.
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