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S&P Global reported that emerging market economies saw a sharp upswing in manufacturing costs during March.
The outbreak of war in the Middle East drove widespread increases in the price of fuel, transport and other commodities. Manufacturing costs also rose due to a rise in U.S. dollar-denominated expenses.
SPGI is trading at $415.42, staying below the MA-20 ($423.33), MA-50 ($433.47), and MA-200 ($496.67), indicating sustained selling pressure and bearish sentiment across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $427.94, positioning immediate resistance above the current price. Near-term support lies at MA-20 ($423.33), while key support can be found at MA-50 ($433.47). Immediate resistance is marked by the Ichimoku Kijun ($427.94), with key resistance at MA-100 ($474.10).
Momentum remains negative, with MACD signaling a strong sell and ADX indicating a firm bearish trend. RSI and CCI on D1 are in sell territory, while Stoch RSI is neutral, suggesting no immediate oversold reversal. BBP shows a pronounced oversold condition and indicates strong seller dominance. In today's session, SPGI has fallen 2.10%, reflecting increased volatility and downside pressure. SPGI is trading at $415.42, down from $431.16 at last week's close, for a 3.65% weekly decline. The price currently sits at the very bottom of the weekly range, with weekly volatility at 8.09%, confirming a steady decline from recent highs.
For the week ahead, SPGI is expected to trade within a range of $401.80 to $418.50, with the boundaries adjusted to fit current price action and historical volatility. The probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%), while a further decline is much more likely, as all major W1 indicators (RSI, ADX, MACD, MA-50) are pointing towards continued weakness. The baseline scenario expects the price to fluctuate within this corridor as sellers retain control. Should SPGI break above immediate resistance at $427.94, a bullish move toward $433–$440 is possible, though the likelihood is low. If the support near $408 gives way, a deeper test toward $402 or even the 52-week low around $381 becomes the key risk. This forecast places SPGI near the lower end of its yearly range, highlighting persistent downward momentum.
Previously it was reported that S&P Global was under sustained bearish momentum, with technical indicators pointing to limited prospects for a near-term recovery. This article builds on that assessment by evaluating whether the prevailing downside pressure remains intact, advising traders to monitor for any decisive move through current resistance levels as a potential early signal for sentiment shift.