Analysts Timothy Rahill and Jeroen van den Broek from ING Groep NV indicated in a report that prices of high-risk credit assets are expected to fall as investors factor private credit risks into valuations. They noted that while the liquidity challenges in the private credit sector are unlikely to spread extensively across the broader financial system, lower-rated credit products could still face negative impacts. The analysts emphasized that despite rising unease, a full-scale market collapse is not anticipated.