What is SPGI's five-year median P/E?

27.4x. Half of SPGI's weekly readings over the last five years were higher and half were lower. This page has 0 weekly readings, from to .

Does a low historical rank mean a stock is a buy?

No. The rank compares SPGI only with its own past. Slower growth or more risk can justify a lower multiple than before. P/E uses earnings and P/S uses revenue from the last twelve months.

S&P Global (SPGI) valuation

Financials

$460.66

Latest weekly close · Market cap $134.3B

S&P Global's P/E of 27.4x does not have enough weekly history to rank yet (as of Oct 30, 2026).

Forward P/E 22.2× (analyst estimates, not ranked).

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P/E

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Growth, last 12 months vs the year before

Revenue: +18%accelerating
EPS: +22%

Financials peers on P/E

Each percentile compares a stock with its own last five years.

Compare SPGI with peers

Financials peers of SPGI on P/E
Stock	P/E	Versus its own history	5-year percentile
CBOECboe Global Markets	24.5×	Below its usual range	18
CMECME Group	24.3×	Within its usual range	35
COINCoinbase	n/m	Not ranked	n/m, not ranked
FDSFactSet	22.0×	Below its usual range	22
MCOMoody's Corporation	29.8×	Below its usual range	13

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About this history

What is SPGI's current P/E?: S&P Global's P/E of 27.4x does not have enough weekly history to rank yet (as of Oct 30, 2026).
What is SPGI's five-year median P/E?: 27.4x. Half of SPGI's weekly readings over the last five years were higher and half were lower. This page has 0 weekly readings, from to .
Does a low historical rank mean a stock is a buy?: No. The rank compares SPGI only with its own past. Slower growth or more risk can justify a lower multiple than before. P/E uses earnings and P/S uses revenue from the last twelve months.