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S&P Global Inc. (NYSE: SPGI) is a finance and insurance sector company that describes its mission as providing essential intelligence through credit ratings, benchmarks, analytics and workflow solutions. The SPGI news stream highlights how the company’s data and insights intersect with capital markets, commodities, energy transition, artificial intelligence and the automotive sector.
News about S&P Global often covers corporate actions and capital allocation, such as Board-approved dividend increases and the company’s long history of annual dividend payments. Updates can also include announcements about planned or completed transactions, such as the sale of specific businesses or the expected separation of the S&P Global Mobility division into an independent public company.
Another key theme in SPGI news is research and market studies. For example, S&P Global has released a detailed study on copper in the age of AI, examining how electrification, digitalization, data centers and defense spending could affect copper supply and demand through 2040. These reports draw on proprietary data and cross-divisional expertise from areas such as S&P Global Energy and Market Intelligence.
News items also highlight regulatory and governance developments, including settlements involving S&P Global Ratings and the appointment of new directors to the company’s Board. In addition, readers will find coverage of philanthropic and workforce initiatives like the StepForward program, which focuses on AI-enabled workforce readiness for youth, and updates from CARFAX, part of S&P Global Mobility, on topics such as odometer fraud trends.
Investors, analysts and other stakeholders can use the SPGI news page to follow how S&P Global’s ratings, indices, research, financing activities and governance decisions evolve over time and how the company positions itself around themes such as AI, energy transition and global capital markets.
S&P Dow Jones Indices has clarified the float-adjusted liquidity ratio (FALR) eligibility criteria for U.S. Indices. The clarification specifies that FALR is calculated using the annual dollar value traded divided by float-adjusted market capitalization, utilizing composite pricing and all publicly reported U.S. consolidated volume (excluding dark pools). For the S&P Total Market Index, FALR must be greater than or equal to 0.1, with current constituents having no minimum requirement. The clarification affects major indices including the S&P Composite 1500, S&P 500, S&P 400, S&P 600, and Dow Jones U.S. Total Stock Market Index. The update is effective December 9, 2024, with no constituent changes occurring.
S&P Global Market Intelligence has released a new report, 'Power Plays in 2025', outlining four key themes that will shape global political and economic relationships in 2025. The report identifies economic angst, domestic discontent, elusive alliances, and trade troubles as major factors affecting markets.
The analysis suggests that while global economic expansion is expected to continue, led by emerging markets, multiple risks including structural challenges and geopolitical issues could impede growth. The report highlights concerns about domestic instability, protectionist measures, and fragmented trade environments that may lead to higher consumer prices and increased inflationary pressures.
Enteligent has been named a finalist in two categories for the 26th annual S&P Global Platts Global Energy Awards: Emerging Technology of the Year and Rising Star Company. The company was recognized for its DC-coupled electric vehicle charging and PV solar technologies.
Their DC-coupled EVSE fleet charging solution delivers 20-30% energy savings by eliminating DC-to-AC-to-DC conversions, featuring integrated PV solar generation and battery storage. The technology reduces infrastructure costs and simplifies deployment compared to traditional AC-based systems.
Additionally, Enteligent's NMax PV module-level power electronic optimizer aims to help smaller solar installers compete with market leaders by providing comparable features at more affordable prices in a market where two players control 80% of installations.
S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) has released its latest Look Forward research series, analyzing AI's impact across multiple sectors. The report examines three key areas: labor markets, where AI will drive efficiency and create new roles while requiring reskilling; the energy sector, where growing datacenter demand will impact power infrastructure and clean energy adoption; and societal implications, including AI's potential to transform creative processes, education, and access to essential services.
According to Swamy Kocherlakota, EVP and Chief Digital Solutions Officer, the research leverages S&P Global's expertise and data to help organizations navigate these transitions effectively. The report highlights how AI will reshape electricity consumption patterns and emphasizes the need to balance risks and opportunities in AI implementation.
S&P Dow Jones Indices (S&P DJI) and UBS have announced the launch of the S&P UBS Leveraged Loan Indices, formerly known as the Credit Suisse Leveraged Loan Indices. These indices track performance across global loan markets using S&P Global Market Intelligence's pricing data.
The suite encompasses over 2,000 indices covering USD 1.6 trillion in market value, measuring leveraged loans in US dollars, Euro, and British sterling. S&P DJI will serve as the exclusive publisher, calculator, administrator, and licensor of this index family.
The U.S. leveraged loan market has experienced substantial growth, expanding from USD 400 million to USD 1.3 trillion. The indices will be consolidated in 2025, with S&P DJI's iBoxx USD Leveraged Loan Indices being integrated into the S&P UBS Leveraged Loan Index suite.
S&P Global Market Intelligence has released its annual Global Regulatory Reporting Survey, revealing significant operational challenges in the regulatory reporting market. The survey highlights that 40% of respondents rely on manual processes for adapting to regulatory changes, while nearly 40% of firms spend over ten hours weekly addressing data quality issues.
The survey, conducted by Cappitech in summer 2024, shows that 70% of firms felt well-prepared for regulatory changes, and two-thirds are either using or planning to use third-party solutions. The study gathered responses from 74 professionals across various regions, primarily representing banks and asset managers.
S&P Global Commodity Insights has launched five new price-assessment-based indices through its Platts division to track global commodity sector value trends. The new indices cover Global Transportation Fuels, Conventional Energy, Industrial Materials, Decarbonization, and Global Recycled Packaging. These indices compile spot physical prices from various markets including oil, natural gas, LNG, carbon, metals, chemicals, and biofuels. Over 380 companies have engaged with these indices during beta testing, with the Transportation Fuels Index showing a 9.5% decline year-to-date through October, indicating reduced inflationary pressure from fuel costs.
CARFAX Canada has released its Year in Rear View 2024 report, revealing significant insights from millions of Vehicle History Reports. Key findings show that 152,622 vehicles are currently reported as stolen in Canada, with a 25% increase in theft reports this year. The report identified 141,260 potential VIN clones in operation. Total accident claim damages exceeded $7.6 billion, with Alberta leading in hail damage claims at $140 million. Additionally, 42% of lien checks revealed outstanding debt on vehicles. The report aims to help protect Canadians during vehicle transactions by providing comprehensive vehicle history information.
S&P Global Mobility projects November US light vehicle sales to reach 1.31 million units, representing a 6% growth year-over-year. The seasonally adjusted rate (SAAR) is expected to hit 15.9 million units, aligned with October's 16.0 million. Retail sales show sustained progress, supported by rising inventory, year-end promotions, and potentially lower interest rates. Available retail advertised inventory reached 3.06 million vehicles in October, marking the second consecutive month above three million units since the pandemic. Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) share has maintained above 8% since June, with November projected at 8.7%.
CARFAX reports alarming maintenance delays in US vehicles, with approximately 20% behind on oil changes and 30% on tire rotations, affecting over 30 million vehicles total. The company warns about the risks of neglected maintenance, especially during holiday travel season. Low or dirty oil can lead to engine failure, while skipped tire rotations may cause uneven wear and increased risk of flats or blowouts. The report also emphasizes the importance of winter-specific maintenance, including checking wiper blades, batteries, cooling systems, and considering winter tires for safer holiday travel.