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What We're Watching >Market participants' need for transparency on the full scope of credit risk will expand as the financial system evolves, with increasing interplay and interconnection between public and private markets.
Learn MoreAs global and regional markets race to finance and adopt the technologies of the future, the technological revolution is taking shape today. Demand for digital infrastructure is likely to reshape entire sectors.
Learn MoreS&P Global Ratings believes there is a high degree of unpredictability around policy implementation by the U.S. administration and possible responses—specifically with regard to tariffs—and the potential effect on economies and credit conditions.
Learn MoreDownside risks remain high amid increasing market volatility, and investors are rebalancing their portfolios to adjust for shifting risks—anticipating additional uncertainty.
Learn MoreMore severe and frequent extreme weather events and worsening physical climate risks continue to influence credit fundamentals, and threaten to disrupt supply chains without adaptation.
Learn MoreEmerging markets encompass regions with significantly diverging fundamentals, encountering a broad range of credit challenges—from persistent inflation and tightening financing conditions to sluggish domestic demand and geopolitical tensions.
Learn MoreFind the latest Asia-Pacific structured finance research, commentaries and data across a range of asset classes.
Learn MoreLooking ahead at 2025, some of the same challenges remain and other risks are emerging—all of which require a new playbook for issuers and investors in the debt markets.
Learn MoreS&P Global Ratings’ Industry Credit Outlook Update 2024 series sets out our industry experts’ assumptions and credit outlook for global industries for the second half of 2024.
Learn MoreAs investors increasingly allocate capital across the private debt markets, evolving macro and financial conditions may necessitate a need for greater transparency.
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