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At S&P Global, we don’t give you intelligence—we give you essential intelligence. The essential intelligence you need to make decisions with conviction. We’re the world’s foremost provider of ratings, benchmarks and analytics in the global capital and commodity markets. Our divisions include S&P Global Ratings, which provides credit ratings, research and insights essential to driving growth and transparency, S&P Global Market Intelligence, which provides insights into companies, markets, and data so that business and financial decisions can be made with conviction, S&P Dow Jones Indices, the world’s largest resource for iconic and innovative indices, which helps investors pinpoint global opportunities and S&P Global Platts, which equips customers to identify and seize opportunities in energy and commodities, stimulating business growth and market transparency.
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S&P Global retains 6.8% growth for FY25
- S&P Global projects 6.8% growth for India's economy in FY24-25 and 6.9% growth in FY25-26.
- GDP growth has slowed to 5.4% in the July-September quarter, leading to slashed full-year projections by various agencies.
- The government remains optimistic about better growth for the full fiscal year, dismissing the Q2 number as a one-off.
- Challenges include manufacturing risks, post-pandemic weaknesses in public and household balance sheets, and weak agricultural sector growth.
Reforms to improve credit rating
- The Philippines' international long-term credit rating could be enhanced to 'A-levels' once fiscal reform measures pending in Congress, such as amendments to the mining fiscal regime and taxes to the domestic capital markets, are passed.
- Congress could approve the pending bills before yearend, which could help the country's macroeconomic conditions be 'more favorable' for investments.
- Reforms to the country's tax structure have been a priority for the Marcos administration amid a tight fiscal space due to borrowings made during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.
- S&P Global on Tuesday affirmed the country's long-term credit rating as 'BBB+' but increased its outlook to 'positive' due to the Philippines' strong growth potential.
S&P revises ratings outlook for DBP, PSALM to ‘positive’
- S&P GLOBAL RATINGS has revised its ratings outlook for the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) and the Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corp. (PSALM) to “positive” from “stable” to reflect the change in its outlook for the Philippines’ sovereign rating.
- The debt watcher affirmed the Philippines’ investment grade rating and revised its outlook to reflect their positive view of the economy amid improved institutional strength.
- S&P Global affirmed DBP’s “BBB” long-term foreign- and local-currency issuer default ratings on March 21.
- PSALM holds a “BBB+” long-term foreign- and local-currency issuer default rating with the debt watcher.
Trump Effect: S&P Global Cuts China Growth Projections On Looming Tariffs Threat
- S&P Global Ratings has cut the forecast for China's GDP for the next two years due to the looming threats of high tariffs.
- S&P projects China's GDP to expand by 4.1% in 2025 and 3.8% in 2026, down from their previous projections.
- The impact on China's economy includes reduced exports, decreased investment, lower inflation, weaker yuan, and spillover effects on consumption, employment, income, and confidence.
- Other banks, including UBS and Barclays, have also revised their GDP growth forecasts for China, citing similar concerns about US tariff hikes and structural headwinds.
Double-digit credit growth to continue until 2025 — S&P Global
- Lower interest rates and easing inflation are expected to fuel double-digit credit growth in the Philippines until 2025, says S&P Global Ratings.
- S&P Global forecasts credit growth of 10%-12% in 2024 and 2025, compared to 8% in 2023.
- The growth is supported by expectations of interest rate normalization, with policy rates forecasted to decrease to 5.5% in 2024 and 4.25% in 2025.
- The Philippine banking system remains resilient, with good buffers, sound capital position, and adequate provisioning, although declining margin expansion may impact profitability.
Asia-Pacific banks’ ratings to remain stable
- Credit ratings of Asia-Pacific banks are expected to remain stable until next year, according to S&P Global Ratings.
- Most sovereign ratings in the region are on a stable outlook, which supports the view of continued rating stability for systemically important banks.
- Banks in Asia-Pacific benefit from modest rating uplift due to government support, and recent positive rating actions are driven by improved sovereign outlooks.
- Despite potential risks, including tensions in the Middle East and property market troubles, S&P Global expects most banks to maintain stability in the new year.
MarketAxess Integrates S&P Global Bond Reference Data
- S&P Global Market Intelligence and MarketAxess Holdings have announced a strategic data partnership.
- The partnership will integrate S&P Global Bond Reference Data into the MarketAxess suite of data products.
- MarketAxess CP+ real-time pricing will be included in S&P Global's Evaluated Bond Pricing.
- The integration aims to bring transparency, consistency, and efficiency to the fixed-income markets.
India’s auto market will shift to hybrid and CNG vehicles before the EV boom: S&P Global
- India's auto market will shift to hybrid and CNG vehicles before the EV boom, according to S&P Global.
- Hybrids and CNG-powered vehicles are expected to capture a significant market share alongside EVs.
- Government policies on imports and foreign investment will play a crucial role in India's EV journey.
- SSEA region (South & Southeast Asia) is poised for above-average growth in auto sales, with EVs leading the growth.
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