S&P Global Shares Soar 2.41% in Three Days, Reach 2025 High

S&P Global (SPGI) shares rose 0.35% today, marking the third consecutive day of gains, with a total increase of 2.41% over the past three days. The stock price reached its highest level since March 2025, despite an intraday decline of NaN%.

Over the past five years, the strategy of buying SPGI shares after they reached a high and holding for one week yielded a 42.78% return, slightly underperforming the benchmark's 44.90% return. The strategy's Sharpe ratio was 0.82, indicating a reasonable risk-adjusted return, but with a maximum drawdown of -18.02% and a volatility of 19.90%, it carried moderate risk.

Analysts have shown a positive sentiment towards S&P Global, with 25 buy ratings and a single hold rating, indicating a strong overall outlook. This positive sentiment can boost investor confidence and potentially drive the stock price higher.

Bank of America (BofA) recently increased its price target for S&P Global from $600 to $610, while maintaining a buy rating. This adjustment reflects growing optimism among investors and can influence the stock price positively.