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Main Street Capital's preliminary Q3 metrics point to a softer quarter, BDC Reporter says

BDC Reporter's weekly recap also says BDC common stocks dropped again in the week ended Oct. 9.

By The Wrap DeskFriday, October 16 at 7:35 AM ET

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  • BDC Reporter's weekly recap also says BDC common stocks dropped again in the week ended Oct.

  • Compared with second-quarter actuals, Main Street Capital's preliminary third-quarter 2026 metrics suggest a weaker quarter than three months before, according to BDC Reporter.

Compared with second-quarter actuals, Main Street Capital's preliminary third-quarter 2026 metrics suggest a weaker quarter than three months before, according to BDC Reporter.

BDC Reporter's weekly recap called the week ended Oct. 2 one of the sector's worst and said BDC common stocks dropped again in the week ended Oct. 9.

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