Short interest in Carlyle Credit Income Fund (NYSE:CCIF) increased during the last reporting period, rising from 73.66K to 85.73K. This put 0.74% of the company's publicly available shares short.

Short interest for Carlyle Credit Income gives investors a sense of the degree to which investors are betting on the decline of Carlyle Credit Income's stock. Short interest data is updated every two weeks.

Based on the recent average volume of 103.59K shares traded per day, it would take 1 day(s) for holders of this short interest to close out their positions without sending the stock sharply higher.