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Swiss companies commit to science based targets for CO2 reduction
A total of 224 Swiss companies have committed to CO2 reduction targets aligned with the Paris Climate Agreement by joining the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). This includes major corporations like ABB, Givaudan, and Nestlé, with over 80 new members since the start of the year. Only three companies have withdrawn from the initiative.
global power distribution components market projected to grow steadily through 2030
The global Power Distribution Components market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6% from 2023 to 2030, driven by the need for efficient transmission systems and increasing electricity demand, particularly in emerging economies. Distribution panels are expected to dominate the market, while fixed-mount configurations are favored in industrial applications. North America is anticipated to see significant growth due to aging infrastructure and the rise of renewable energy sources.
Swiss stock market shows minimal movement amid mixed corporate earnings and monetary policy concerns
The Swiss stock market showed minimal movement, with the SMI down 0.07% to 8215.17 points and the SPI down 0.04% to 8908.21 points. Credit Suisse saw a surprising profit but fell 2.25%, while UBS and Julius Bär also declined. Defensive stocks like Nestlé and Roche had mixed results, and Logitech surged 7.83% in the broader market.
Swiss stock exchange rallies as oil prices rise and key stocks gain
The Swiss stock exchange started the week positively, with the SMI Guiding Values Index rising 1.51% to 7982.44 points, while the SPI gained 1.50% to 8311.73 points. The market's optimism is fueled by increasing oil prices, benefiting companies like Transocean and cyclical stocks such as ABB and Adecco. Notable gains were also seen in banking and insurance sectors, with UBS and Swiss Re performing well, while EFG International faced a decline after announcing its acquisition of BSI.