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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.

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.

Reported by The Wrap desk from BDC Reporter, 9fin, BlackRock and Lincoln. Published . Corrections

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