The conflict in the Middle East could increase funding costs and contribute to widening spreads, prompting a shift in U.S. auto lender and investor strategies. Auto lenders initially experience the impact of geopolitical conflicts by way of market volatility, Michael Brisson, auto economist at Moody’s Analytics, told Auto Finance News. “Heightened uncertainty can push investors toward a more risk‑averse stance, which may modestly increase […]
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