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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 Only three companies have withdrawn from the initiative.

Swiss stock market shows minimal movement amid mixed corporate earnings and monetary policy concerns

Swiss stock exchange declines as banking stocks face renewed pressure

The Swiss stock exchange turned negative, with the SMI down 0.30% to 8060.69 points and the SPI losing 0.37% to 8704.05 points amid low trading volumes. Banking stocks faced pressure, particularly UBS (-1.86%) and Credit Suisse (-1.52%), due to uncertainties around Brexit and low interest rates. Defensive stocks like Novartis (+0.44%) showed resilience, while Sulzer surged 10.59% following its acquisition of Geka.
17:06 09.11.2024

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.
20:10 08.11.2024

global lasik eye surgery market trends and growth forecast to 2033

The global LASIK eye surgery market is projected to grow significantly, with North America expected to dominate due to advanced healthcare facilities and rising eye disorder incidences. The wavefront-optimized segment is anticipated to hold the largest market share, driven by improvements in visual acuity and the increasing demand for less invasive procedures. Asia-Pacific is set to experience the fastest growth, fueled by a large patient base, rapid medical technology advancements, and government initiatives to enhance healthcare awareness.

key corporate earnings and investor events shaping the stock market this week

This week marks a significant period in the third quarter reporting season, starting with Rieter's investor day on Monday. Key healthcare companies, including Novartis and Idorsia, will report on Tuesday, alongside Straumann and Clariant, while UBS and Sunrise are set to present their results on Wednesday. The week continues with Geberit and Swisscom on Thursday, as various companies navigate challenges and opportunities in their respective sectors.
05:00 28.10.2024

diabetic retinopathy market poised for significant growth driven by rising diabetes cases

The global diabetic retinopathy devices market, valued at USD 12.47 billion in 2022, is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of around 30% through 2030, driven by rising diabetes cases and an aging population. Non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy is expected to dominate, while North America will lead regionally, with significant contributions from the APAC region due to its large diabetic population. Key players include F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Novartis, and Regeneron, focusing on innovative treatments and technologies.

large drug stocks poised to exceed q3 earnings expectations

The drug and biotech sector is experiencing a strong earnings season, highlighted by Johnson & Johnson's recent performance, which exceeded estimates and led to an upward revision of revenue expectations. Five large drug companies—Novo Nordisk, Novartis, Pfizer, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, and Biogen—are anticipated to outperform in their upcoming quarterly results, with Novo Nordisk showing a positive Earnings ESP of +1.02% and a Zacks Rank #3. Overall, the Medical sector is projected to see a 6.4% rise in fourth-quarter earnings and an 8.5% increase in revenues.

Sanofi invests 300 million euros in joint venture for radiopharmaceuticals

Sanofi is investing 300 million euros for a 16% stake in a new joint venture with Orano Med to develop radiopharmaceuticals targeting rare cancers, particularly using the radioisotope lead-212. This partnership aims to leverage expertise in biopharma and nuclear technology to advance cancer treatment. The joint venture is valued at 1.9 billion euros, following Sanofi's recent licensing of an experimental drug for neuroendocrine tumors.

global pharmaceutical and healthcare market projected to reach 1924 billion by 2032

Rising healthcare costs are straining patients, payers, and providers, limiting access to care and pressuring the pharmaceutical industry to maintain lower prices. The global pharmaceuticals and healthcare market is projected to grow from $1,245.88 billion in 2021 to $1,924.24 billion by 2032, driven by technological advances and demographic changes. However, regulatory barriers and increasing costs pose significant challenges to market growth.
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