High-dividend stocks can offer stability during turbulent market periods. The newly launched ZKB Tracker Certificate gives investors easy access to the investment theme.

The bonus certificate combines five Swiss companies that are characterised by low exposure to the US export market. The bonus level of 112% provides yield opportunities even in sideways markets, while the barrier partially cushions price losses.

Kühne + Nagel, Givaudan, and Nestlé are among the laggards in the SMI this year. Investors who believe the equities will recover but want to minimise the risk of losses may be interested in the capital protection note on the three underlyings.

Fresh water is essential for life on Earth. However, this valuable resource is becoming increasingly scarce.

BKW and DKSH, whose core markets lie outside the US, are likely to feel only limited direct impact from the US tariffs on Swiss imports.

For investors who want to protect themselves against potential price losses while still participating in the US stock market, the ZKB capital protection note on the S&P 500® offers an interesting investment opportunity.

Switzerland was caught off guard by the announcement of painfully high import tariffs into the United States. The impact of the new trade regime on Swiss companies remains to be seen. However, business models that are less affected by US tariff policy are likely to have an advantage in this market environment.

Shares in Belimo, Sandoz and Swissquote are currently trading at record highs. This may increases the risk of setbacks.

Accelleron and ABB have both reported strong financial results for the latest reporting period. The short-term reverse convertible on the two stocks offers attractive yield opportunities.

The price of gold has risen significantly since the beginning of the year. With the capital protection note on the Swisscanto Gold ETF, investors participate in rising gold prices, provided the 122% knock-out-barrier is not touched during the term. In additon, they benefit from 100% capital protection at maturity.