Blackstone Plunges to 153rd in U.S. Dollar Volume Amid Plummeting Trading and Structural Challenges

On September 12, 2025, , marking its lowest volume day in recent trading activity. , , ranking it 153rd among U.S. equities by dollar volume. The muted trading interest contrasts with earlier volatility, reflecting reduced short-term speculative positioning ahead of key macroeconomic data releases later this week.

Analysts attributed the downward pressure to broader market rotation away from amid tightening liquidity conditions. Blackstone’s exposure to and private credit markets remains under scrutiny as investors reassess risk appetites following recent regulatory developments in the sector. Position unwinding in leveraged loan portfolios and technical selling near key support levels further contributed to the near-term weakness.

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