Should S&P Global Stock Holders Look At Intercontinental Exchange Instead?

Over the past twelve months, S&P Global (SPGI) stock has lost 12.3%, trailing a 2.8% decline for Intercontinental Exchange. Investors typically buy both companies to capture the recurring fees generated by global financial markets. S&P Global collects those fees from credit ratings and indices, while Intercontinental Exchange relies on its exchanges and bond data. In July, however, S&P Global lowered its 2026 forecasts for revenue growth and earnings. So is that a reason to look at Intercontinen