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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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24% Bias Score


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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40% Bias Score

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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36% Bias Score
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