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US retailers are entering the most important season of the year. The business environment is likely to be challenging as US inflation remains elevated and consumer sentiment is muted.
Donald Trump's pick for the Department of Health and Human Services has sent healthcare stocks tumbling. The consequences are also being felt on the Swiss stock exchange.
Wall Street closed at a new all-time high following Donald Trump's election victory. However, not all sectors benefit from the president-elect's likely economic agenda.
Investors have yet to digest US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly's disappointing quarterly results. Shares remain under pressure after its appetite suppressants failed to meet high sales expectations. However, demand for the drugs appears to remain strong.
US technology stocks are approaching their July highs. Yield enhancement products with a quanto feature allow investors to benefit from yield opportunities while hedging the currency risk.
Givaudan continues to thrive, benefiting from its strong fine fragrances business. This development is also reflected in the share price of the company. However, not all chemical manufacturers are equally successful, as a look at Sika and Clariant shows.
Expectations are high for the US tech giants' quarterly results. However, the stock market's enthusiasm for artificial intelligence has cooled in recent months.
The Swiss equity market performed quite well in the first three quarters of the year. Now, financial markets are heading for an eventful final quarter.
The slowdown in Chinese demand is weighing on the European car industry. At the same time, established manufacturers are having to fend off growing competition from China. The difficulties are reflected in the performance of European car stocks.
As investors have been rotating out of technology stocks in recent weeks, previously neglected sectors have caught up. Among the winners are consumer staples stocks.