Analyst: U.S. credit default rates may decrease in 2025

Jin10 Data June 26 news, Stephen Dulake of JPMorgan Securities pointed out in a report that the U.S. default rate is expected to decline in 2025. He stated, "The higher default activity in 2024 has 'cleared' many problematic situations." Dulake noted that the healthy financial condition of companies, ample private credit capital, and strong refinancing activity over the past year should all drive the default rate down.