S&P Global stock tries to steady in premarket after 10% slide; SPGI investors eye U.S. jobs data
S&P Global shares rose about 0.7% in early premarket trading Wednesday after plunging 9.7% Tuesday on a weaker-than-expected 2026 profit outlook tied to AI disruption fears. The stock hit its lowest level in over two years. Fourth-quarter revenue climbed 9% to $3.916 billion, with adjusted EPS at $4.30. Investors await the U.S. January jobs report at 8:30 a.m. ET for further market direction.
