The S&P Global AI tool on Microsoft 365 Copilot uses knowledge from S&P Global Commodity Insights, a top source for information and prices in the commodities and energy markets.
S&P Global, a prominent provider of trusted financial and market data, has launched a new AI tool that integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365 Copilot.
This tool makes it easier for all interested parties to access deep insights into the global commodities and energy markets, right from routine and familiar apps like Word, Excel, and Outlook. The data access is facilitated by Microsoft AI assistant called Copilot.
The assistant is built to enhance productivity and creativity across the Microsoft ecosystem. Integrated directly into tools like Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, and PowerPoint, Copilot helps users in their daily agendas by offering real-time writing suggestions, automating emails, analysing data, generating presentations, and simplifying meeting tasks. It understands context, saves time, and makes everyday tasks faster and easier for professionals across industries.
Beyond Microsoft 365, Copilot extends into Windows, Edge, Bing, and even software development tools like GitHub. It provides intelligent web browsing, smarter search results, system-wide assistance, and developer support with code suggestions. Businesses can also create custom AI tools using Copilot Studio and Azure AI Studio, tailoring solutions to their unique needs. With its growing availability and seamless integration, Microsoft Copilot is making advanced AI accessible to many more users.
The data for the S&P Global AI tool on Microsoft 365 Copilot comes from S&P Global Commodity Insights, a leading source for information on oil, gas, metals, power, and more. The S&P Global Commodity Insights AI Ready Data includes a wide range of written content created by its expert teams. This content covers market reports, news stories, expert opinions, analysis, and forecasts. This kind of data is important for businesses, investors, and governments to understand market trends, make smarter decisions, and plan for the future, especially during the global shift to cleaner energy.
With the given integration, users don’t need any technical skills or coding to use the new data service. With just a few clicks, they can access high-quality analysis, reports, and prices within tools they already use on a daily basis.
The initiative is part of S&P Global’s larger goal to bring artificial intelligence into the hands of more people. By teaming up with Microsoft, they’re helping professionals work faster and make more confident decisions using trusted data.
