S&P Global Ratings said revenue from President Donald Trump’s tariff program likely would offset some of the deficit increases from his tax and spending bill, allowing it to maintain an AA+ credit rating for the world’s biggest economy.

S&P Global was the first ratings agency to downgrade the U.S. government’s credit rating to “AA+” from the highest “AAA” level in 2011, citing a deteriorating fiscal position and worries over federal government deficits and the national debt. Since then, all major credit rating agencies have downgraded America.

The global auto industry remains steady despite rising pressures, according to S&P Global's August 2025 light vehicle production forecast.

S&P Global is set to benefit from Fed rate cuts, which will be driving debt issuance, M&A activity, and ETF inflows. See why SPGI stock is a Buy.

S&P Global on Monday affirmed its "AA+" credit rating on the U.S., saying the revenue from President Donald Trump's tariffs will offset the fiscal hit from his massive tax-cut and spending bill.

S&P Global Ratings has issued a B- issuer credit rating to Sky Protocol in the first-ever rating for a DeFi platform.

We have revised up our annual real GDP growth forecasts for 2025 for several major economies in our August update, including the US, Canada, the eurozone, the UK and mainland China.

S&P Global has upheld the 'AA+' credit rating for the U.S., citing revenue from tariffs introduced under President Trump as a counterbalance to the fiscal impact of recent tax cuts. While tariffs help offset the deficit,

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UBS Global Wealth Management lifted its year-end target for the S&P 500 index for the second time in two months, betting on corporate earnings strength, easing trade tensions and expectations of interest-rate cuts.