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Will 3-month CME Term SOFR remain above 3.5% at the December 2026 reading, sustaining floating-rate coverage pressure on direct-lending borrowers?

Category: politics

Status: open | Type: binary | Timeframe: mid

Context

Directly tests load-bearing assumption #1 (higher-for-longer). SOFR staying above 3.5% is the single largest driver of borrower interest-coverage compression in a floating-rate book; if it falls below, the entire default-risk thesis weakens materially. Resolves cleanly against a published reference rate.

Predictions (112 total)

Yes: 61 | No: 51

Consensus: 54% Yes, 46% No

Resolution source: CME Term SOFR reference rates (CME Group) / FRB H.15; cross-check FOMC Summary of Economic Projections

Resolution date: 2027-06-30

Created: 2026-06-11

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