First time indigenously produced Indian crude has been priced off the global oil benchmark

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Second Straight Month of Declining Municipal Identifier Request Volume

Data on the S&P Global Marketplace is now accessible via Snowflake's cloud data platform, eliminating the need for on-premises databases, allowing for direct integration of S&P Global data into models, visualization tools and more

Financial and professional services clients will have exclusive access to Citigroup Research on an embargoed basis

Reduced Energy Use by More Than One-Third Since 2013

Bank Card Default Rate at Lowest Level Since February 2020

New Assessments Add Transparency to Opaque Market to Aid Sector's Energy Transition

COVID-19 negatives outweigh potential upside with home-bound viewers

Survey results from S&P Global Market Intelligence found people are spending more time watching live TV (67%) and online shopping (66%) in China during the pandemic

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New APIs Offer Customers Delivery Choice to Discover, Access or Trial Leading Commodity Intelligence

COVID-19 Pandemic Led to a Surge of Liquidity-driven Corporate Bond Issuance

All Loan Types Show a Drop in Default Rates

- The Good: Total S&P 500® Q2 2020 dividend payments ticked up 0.3% to $119.0 billion from Q2 2019's $118.7 billion as companies fulfilled pre-COVID declarations, but declined 6.2% from the record Q1 2020 payment of $127.0 billion.

New analytics will introduce an element of trade payment risk and other assessments for public and private companies

Availability of alternative delivery mechanisms enabled traditional benchmarks to evolve and maintain stability and relevance under COVID-19 changing market fundamentals

Radio accounts for $23.3 million and TV for $67.6 million in Q2 2020 deal volume

Winners from Norway, USA, Iceland, India, UK, Singapore, South Korea, Australia and Switzerland

New SE Asia post-consumer PET bottle assessments add price transparency amid increasing market demand for recycled plastics

- Q1 2020 share repurchases were $198.7 billion - the fourth largest on record and a 9.4% gain over Q4 2019, and 3.4% lower than Q1 2019.

New S&P Global Market Intelligence survey found that 67% of enterprises will keep work-from-home policies in place

Bank Card Default Rate Higher For Seventh Consecutive Month

New analysis from S&P Global Market Intelligence found significant delays of U.S. company filings in April starting to rebound in May