A wave of corporate debt will begin readjusting in 2024, leading to higher servicing costs for businesses in 2024 and 2025 due to sustained higher interest rates compared to 2020-2021, even with potential Fed rate cuts.
"2024 is going to be the first year where this first wave of corporate debt is going to start readjusting so corporations are going to start seeing the impacts of higher interest rates now of course the Federal Reserve Bank has said that they want to start cutting interest rates in 2024 we don't know how extreme that is going to be but even if the Federal Reserve Bank Cuts interest rates a few times in 2024 you can expect interest rates to be higher today than they were in 2020 or 2021 which means that businesses are going to start seeing higher costs that will start in 2024 and 2025 why because their cost of servicing this debt is going to start going up why because corporate debt is not a 30-year fixed rate mortgage they have readjusting debt and we are going to see a big wave of debt readjust in 2025 but this wave is going to start in 2024"
