On July 1, S&P Global rose 3.89% in regular trading, trading at $404.92/share, with turnover of $102 million. The stock gained strength after the company announced the completion of its Mobility division spinoff.

On the news front, Mobility Global Inc. officially completed its separation from S&P Global and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange as an independent publicly traded company, positioning itself as a global leader in automotive data and analytics. S&P Global's board had approved the spinoff plan in May. Following the transaction, S&P Global will sharpen its focus on core businesses including credit ratings, indices, and commodity intelligence, resulting in a more streamlined structure expected to enhance capital allocation efficiency and valuation clarity.

Separately, Goldman Sachs adjusted its price target on S&P Global to $490 from $539 while maintaining a Buy rating. The analyst consensus target stands at $502.85. Within the Financial Exchanges and Data sector, Coinbase Global rose 3.77%, FactSet Research gained 2.80%, CME Group added 1.15%, Intercontinental Exchange climbed 1.01%, and Moody's rose 0.89%.

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