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The import tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump have led to a global slump in share prices. Swiss companies that do little business in the US are less likely to feel the immediate impact of the tariff hikes.
Germany plans to invest up to 500 billion euros in infrastructure over the next few years. Investors could also benefit from the spending boost.
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Bakery company Aryzta has been working on its turnaround strategy for some time. Now its efforts seem to be bearing fruit. Meanwhile, Kuehne + Nagel and Temenos have not yet been able to build on their previous successes.
The turbocharger specialist for the marine industry looks back on a successful year. Nevertheless, the shares are currently underperforming the Swiss stock market.
Zürcher Kantonalbank is launching a tracker certificate on international dividend stocks.
This week, several Swiss mid-sized companies reported their earnings, including Adecco, Emmi, Georg Fischer and SIG.
After the German federal election, the focus is now shifting on forming a stable government. The number of possible coalitions is limited, which is one reason why the revival of an CDU/CSU-SPD alliance is gaining attention. The German stock market is rising on the election result.