With unemployment expected to rise slightly next year and a constrained supply of homes, residential mortgage credit should remain stable in 2025, according to S&P Global Ratings, New York.
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S&P’s Property/Casualty Insurance Sector View Improves On Stronger Earnings, Capitalization
S&P Global Ratings, Princeton, N.J., said its sector view for U.S. property and casualty insurance has improved from negative to stable.
S&P: U.S. Insurers, Homeowners Face Greater Risks and Costs Due to Extreme Weather
U.S. insurers and homeowners face greater risks and higher costs as extreme weather events including hurricanes, wildfires and floods become more frequent and intense, according to S&P Global Ratings, New York.
S&P Global Ratings: Life Insurers’ CRE Exposure ‘Manageable’
The credit quality U.S. life insurers commercial real estate exposure remains high, driven by the conservative, diversified nature of its investment in the space, according to S&P Global Ratings, New York.
S&P Global Ratings: U.S. Home Price Overvaluation Softens
S&P Global Ratings, New York, said U.S. home price overvaluation fell roughly one percentage point to 14.3% as of the fourth quarter.
S&P Global Ratings: Large Banks Likely to See Stable Financial Performance Amid Headwinds
Earnings at most of the eight U.S. global systemically important banks improved from the same quarter last year, largely because of higher net interest income, reported S&P Global Ratings, New York.
S&P: U.S. Job Growth Makes July Rate Hike Likely
Payroll jobs continue to grow and the unemployment rate remains near a 50-year low, making it likely the Federal Reserve will increase the Fed Funds rate later this month, said S&P Global Ratings, New York.
S&P: U.S. Job Growth Makes July Rate Hike Likely
Payroll jobs continue to grow and the unemployment rate remains near a 50-year low, making it likely the Federal Reserve will increase the Fed Funds rate later this month, said S&P Global Ratings, New York.
Large Banks Performed Well in Fed Stress Test: S&P Global Ratings
Share buybacks by large banks will likely remain subdued this year despite “encouraging” results from the Federal Reserve’s latest stress test, S&P Global Ratings said.
S&P Global Ratings: Selective Defaults Increase
Selective defaults have increased in recent years, which can create a “slippery slope” to future defaults, reported S&P Global Ratings, New York.