Equity intelligence report • July 11, 2026
S&P Global Ratings has recently cut growth forecasts for major economies, particularly in the eurozone, as global instability persists. This follows a series of downgrades in corporate credit outlooks, reflecting rising financial risks for various sectors. The insurance industry is also under pressure, with S&P estimating potential losses up to $35 billion due to the Ukraine conflict. Meanwhile, S&P is preparing for a strategic spin-off of its Mobility division and efforts to enhance its financial stability, including a $2 billion offering of senior notes. Despite ongoing challenges, such as mixed quarterly performance and a volatile stock response amid broader economic disruptions, the company remains focused on adapting to market demands and maintaining resilience.
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