FAP, May 11-A cruel "headwind" is sweeping the US commercial real estate market-- under the dual impact of the epidemic and Fed interest rate hikes, commercial real estate expectations, which were originally regarded as "high-quality assets", continue to deteriorate. In this context, some CMBS have been in breach of contract, and the related risks are gradually exposed. Analysts believe that the current U. S. commercial real estate market is in a "perfect storm" of rising interest rates, credit crunch and debt maturity. In this "perfect storm", the potential risk of commercial real estate may be transmitted to the US banking industry, and small and medium-sized banks may be at the center of the storm. (Shanghai Securities News)