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Trade, Tariffs, & Policy

S&P Global Ratings believes there is a high degree of unpredictability around policy implementation by the U.S. administration and possible responses—specifically with regard to tariffs—and the potential effect on economies and credit conditions.

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Research & Insights



Economic Research: Net-Zero Transition Stutters As Geoeconomic Risks Increase


Tariff Disruption In Asia Tech: Vietnam And India Are Key Markets To Watch Outside Of China


Policy Brief: China Aims To Put Market Back At Center Of Economy


Instant Insights: Key Takeaways From Our Research


CreditWeek: Will Tariffs Total Automakers Credit Quality?


U.S. State Ratings And Outlooks: Current List


The Ratings View: Jun. 4, 2025


Global Tariff Tracker: Rating Actions As Of May 30, 2025


This Week In Credit: Downgrades Outnumber Upgrades For Fifth Consecutive Week (June 2, 2025)


Emerging Market Risky Credits Number Drops Amid Market Slowdown


Scenario Analysis: Why China ABS And RMBS Ratings Could Be Resilient To Tariff Risks


The Ratings View: May 28, 2025


Global Pharmaceutical Companies Ratings Are Unlikely To Be Highly Disrupted By Rising Risks


China's LGFVs In Transition: Cutting Debt May Prove Easier Than Making Money


CreditWeek: How Will The Second-Order Effects Of Tariffs Affect Sovereigns?