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May 2, 16:14

S\&P Cuts Global Growth Forecast Due to US Tariffs

S\&P Global Ratings slashed global growth forecasts by 0.3 percentage points for 2025 and 2026 due to US trade tariffs, projecting a 0.5 percentage point decrease in US growth to 1.5 percent in 2025, while the UK is expected to have a higher growth than initially anticipated in 2025 (0.9 percent).

S\&P Cuts Global Growth Forecast Due to US Tariffs

S\&P Global Ratings slashed global growth forecasts by 0.3 percentage points for 2025 and 2026 due to US trade tariffs, projecting a 0.5 percentage point decrease in US growth to 1.5 percent in 2025, while the UK is expected to have a higher growth than initially anticipated in 2025 (0.9 percent).

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What are the potential long-term implications of the current US trade policy shift on the global economic landscape, and what uncertainties remain?

The long-term consequences of the US trade policy shift remain uncertain, according to S\&P. Further downward revisions to growth forecasts are possible, depending on the extent of the spillover effects from the tariff shock to the real economy. The report underscores the interconnectedness of global markets and the potential for significant disruptions stemming from protectionist trade measures.

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Jan 9, 22:10

S\&P: Manageable Impact Expected from Potential BBVA-Sabadell Merger

S\&P Global Ratings deems the potential BBVA-Sabadell merger manageable for BBVA's capital and non-harmful to competition, while viewing Sabadell as independently viable; they predict further domestic consolidation in Spain's banking sector, with 2024 as the peak for profitability and increasing ris...

S\&P: Manageable Impact Expected from Potential BBVA-Sabadell Merger

S\&P Global Ratings deems the potential BBVA-Sabadell merger manageable for BBVA's capital and non-harmful to competition, while viewing Sabadell as independently viable; they predict further domestic consolidation in Spain's banking sector, with 2024 as the peak for profitability and increasing ris...

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What are the long-term implications for the Spanish banking sector and what key risks does S\&P highlight?

S\&P anticipates further consolidation among mid-sized European banks, including in Spain, driven by the lack of a European banking union. They expect 2024 to be the peak year for Spanish bank profitability, but it will remain solid, with Spanish banks widening their profitability gap over European peers, even considering the bank tax. Cyberattacks are identified as an increasing risk.

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Apr 29, 16:13

Turkish Banks' Performance Hinges on Central Bank's Policy Rate Decisions

S&P Global Ratings' Anais Ozyavuz predicts Turkish banks' performance hinges on the Central Bank's policy rate decisions; a gradual decrease is expected from summer onwards, contingent on macroeconomic stability; however, high reliance on short-term foreign finance poses a vulnerability.

Turkish Banks' Performance Hinges on Central Bank's Policy Rate Decisions

S&P Global Ratings' Anais Ozyavuz predicts Turkish banks' performance hinges on the Central Bank's policy rate decisions; a gradual decrease is expected from summer onwards, contingent on macroeconomic stability; however, high reliance on short-term foreign finance poses a vulnerability.

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What is the primary factor determining the performance of Turkish banks in the near term, and what are the immediate implications of this factor?

Anais Ozyavuz, S&P Global Ratings' Vice President for Financial Institutions, anticipates that Turkish banks' performance will significantly depend on the Central Bank's (TCMB) actions. Ozyavuz projects the TCMB will maintain the policy rate at 46% for some time, then gradually decrease it from the summer onwards, contingent on currency stability, reserve increases, and acceptable inflation rates.

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