On July 1, S&P Global rose 3.38% in pre-market trading, trading at $393.53/share, with turnover of $383,100.

On the news front, Mobility Global Inc. officially completed its separation from S&P Global and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange, positioning itself as a global leader in automotive data and analytics. The spinoff plan was approved by S&P Global's board in May, and the market had been anticipating this restructuring to unlock valuation potential.

Following the completion of the spinoff, S&P Global will sharpen its focus on core businesses including credit ratings, indices, and commodity intelligence. The streamlined business structure is expected to enhance capital allocation efficiency and valuation clarity. Earlier in June, the company also announced a strategic partnership with AI firm Cohere to integrate its trusted financial data into secure enterprise AI platforms, further reinforcing its data monetization capabilities across its remaining segments.

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