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S&P Global reports that the Indian government will soon release a new package of incentives for smartphone manufacturers.
The plan will adapt production-linked incentives, which end in March, to include export incentives with local value-added thresholds to encourage domestic activity. Details are being clarified.
SPGI is trading sharply below the MA-20 ($431.38), MA-50 ($455.55), and MA-200 ($500.87), signaling sustained short-, medium-, and long-term bearish pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun ($426.51) sits above the current price ($412.45) and acts as immediate resistance. Near-term support is found at the HMA ($409.46), with key support at the MA-100 ($481.21). Immediate resistance is the Kijun level ($426.51), while the next key resistance aligns with the MA-50 ($455.55).
Momentum remains decisively negative, with both MACD and ADX on D1 signaling a sell environment. RSI (37.62) and CCI (–134.49) on D1 highlight oversold conditions, even as Stoch RSI is flashing a strong buy, which is a notable divergence. BBP stands at –7.62 and is classified as oversold, supporting clear seller dominance intraday. The Awesome Oscillator also confirms selling momentum. SPGI has fallen $11.98 (2.82%) over the past week and trades down from the previous weekly close of $424.43, currently positioned in the lower part of the weekly range as volatility stands at 7.06%. This reflects a steady decline from the week’s highs with persistent downside pressure.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $404.00 to $433.00, remaining within 10% of the current price and anchored above the 52-week low ($381.61) but well below the year's high ($579.05). There is a very low probability (less than 20%) of a sustained upward reversal, while the likelihood of further decline remains very high given the strong sell signals from RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50 on W1. The baseline scenario suggests SPGI will consolidate between $404.00 and $433.00. A bullish scenario could see the price break above $433.00 toward stiffer resistance, but the bearish scenario—a break below $404.00—would expose SPGI to further declines approaching the yearly lows.
Earlier, analysts noted that S&P Global was experiencing persistent bearish momentum with limited prospects for a near-term reversal. This article adds a new dimension by examining the evolving dynamics around SPGI, with investors advised to monitor for any breakout above resistance as a potential signal of shifting trend.