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Blackstone Private Credit Fund Again Caps Redemptions at 5%

Blackstone Inc. moved to limit redemptions from its flagship private credit fund for a second consecutive quarter, providing an early glimpse at the lasting pressures facing the $1.8 trillion market.

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Blackstone Private Credit Fund Again Caps Redemptions at 5%
Blackstone Inc. moved to limit redemptions from its flagship private credit fund for a second consecutive quarter, providing an early glimpse at the lasting pressures facing the $1.8 trillion market.
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