2025 is likely to be a year of promise and peril. Easing inflation and resilient labor markets and consumer spending may deliver on the promise of more favorable credit conditions. But the speed and extent of monetary policy remains in question—and intensifying geopolitical and trade tensions increase the peril present in an already tumultuous environment.
S&P Global Ratings’ Global Credit Outlook 2025 presents our credit and macroeconomic outlooks for the year ahead, including our base-case forecasts, assumptions, and key risks. At a time when key themes and risks appear to be increasingly interconnected, we invite you to explore the depth and breadth of expertise offered by our analysts and experts as we scan the horizon of what promises to be another challenging period for global markets.
Join us at our upcoming live webinar to address the questions that will shape 2025:
- Monetary Easing: What if the interest rate descent disappoints?
- Sovereign Debt: Is the austerity versus growth dilemma back?
- Global Trade: How might uncertain trade policies affect macro-credit conditions in 2025?
- Commodities: Could oil prices shock the global economy?
Speakers:
Satyam Panday, U.S. Chief Ratings Economist
Frank Gill, Managing Director and Sector Lead, Sovereign Ratings, EMEA
Nick Kraemer, Head of Ratings Performance Analytics
Simon Redmond, Managing Director, Oil & Gas, EMEA
Eunice Tan, Head of Credit Research, Asia-Pacific
Chiza Vitta, Managing Director, Global Co-Chair of the AOCC
Moderator:
Andrea Quirk, Global Head of Credit Ratings
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