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Swiss stock market opens higher amid improving US and European sentiment

The Swiss stock market opened higher on Thursday, continuing its positive trend from the previous day, buoyed by favorable US data and easing trade tensions. The SMI rose 0.19% to 12,604.86 points, with UBS leading gains at +1.6%, while Nestlé and Roche weighed on the indices. The unemployment rate in Switzerland surpassed 3% in January, reflecting a 20% increase compared to the previous year.

swiss equities decline as UBS shares slump amid financial market uncertainty

Swiss equities faced a downturn, with the SMI index dropping 0.57% to 12,475.49 points, primarily due to a 7.1% decline in UBS shares amid capital concerns despite positive results. The market remains volatile, influenced by ongoing tariff disputes, particularly with China. Notable losers included Swatch (-3.2%) and Sonova (-3.4%), while Medacta stood out with an 11% gain following strong sales figures.

swiss stock market declines amid escalating trade war tensions

The Swiss stock market is under pressure due to escalating trade tensions following the US tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico. The Swiss Market Index (SMI) fell 0.61%, with only six of the thirty leading stocks gaining, while UBS saw a significant drop of 5.8% amid profit-taking. Analysts warn of potential broader customs barriers as China retaliates with its own tariffs and a complaint to the WTO.

swiss stock market declines amid rising global trade tensions and tariffs

The Swiss stock market opened lower amid rising global protectionism, influenced by new US tariffs on imports from China, Canada, and Mexico. The Swiss Market Index fell 0.85%, with only four of the thirty leading stocks gaining, including Lonza and Novartis. Analysts note that the escalating trade war is affecting Europe as well, highlighting the complexities of international trade relations.

us tariffs delay boosts markets while oil prices decline amid trade tensions

US President Donald Trump postponed tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, leading to a slight recovery in US stock markets, particularly among car manufacturers. Meanwhile, the euro fluctuated against the dollar, and oil prices fell amid concerns over trade wars and OPEC+ production discussions. The Japanese stock market also rose, benefiting from the tariff suspension.

Swiss stock market declines as UBS and Sonova shares fall sharply

The Swiss stock market faced a downturn, with the SMI index dropping below 12,500, primarily due to a significant decline in UBS shares amid capital concerns. While some companies like Lonza and Medacta saw gains, others, including Swatch and Sonova, struggled as uncertainty from international tariff disputes continued to weigh on investor sentiment.

global markets decline as trump tariffs raise economic concerns

The Swiss stock market closed lower, with the SMI down 0.40% amid global concerns over Donald Trump's new tariffs on key trading partners, which investors fear could harm the economy. While the services sector in Switzerland showed growth, manufacturing faced significant challenges, leading to workforce cuts. Notable stock movements included Julius Bär dropping 12.7% and Lonza rising 2.7%.

ubs upgrades novartis to buy with target price of 111 francs

UBS has upgraded Novartis to a 'Buy' rating with a target price of 111 Swiss francs, following a review of the company's strong quarterly results. Analyst Matthew Weston has adjusted his estimates accordingly, reflecting confidence in Novartis' performance.

ubs rates novartis ag as buy with investment risks highlighted

UBS has rated NOVARTIS AG as a 'Buy', but the information provided is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell. Investing in securities carries risks, including the potential total loss of capital, and expert investment advice is recommended. No liability for the accuracy or completeness of the information is assumed, and the content reflects the views of individual authors rather than wallstreetONLINE.

novartis ag sales breakdown and global production footprint overview

Novartis AG is a leading global pharmaceutical company, with sales primarily in oncology (29.9%), immunology (17.2%), and cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic diseases (14.1%). By the end of 2023, it will operate 33 production sites worldwide, with sales distributed across Europe (33%), the USA (39.5%), Asia-Africa-Australasia (20.5%), and Canada and Latin America (7%).
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