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BofA Warns: Market Activity 'Looks Like 2008' Amid Surging Oil, Private Credit Woes

BofA Warns: Market Activity 'Looks Like 2008' Amid Surging Oil, Private Credit Woes

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CNBC TV18•16-03-2026, 05:09

BofA Warns: Market Activity 'Looks Like 2008' Amid Surging Oil, Private Credit Woes

•BofA analyst Michael Hartnett warns market activity resembles the lead-up to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis.
•Key factors include surging oil prices (60% rise this year due to US-Iran war) and growing concerns around US private credit.
•Hartnett notes 2008 ECB rate hike coincided with oil peak, followed by rate cuts and Lehmann Brothers collapse.
•Lenders like JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley have capped redemptions to private credit funds, adding volatility.
•Hartnett recommends selling oil above $100, US Dollar index above 100, and buying 30-year US treasury above 5%.

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