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SWX:NESN.SW 26 November 2025 - 7 February 2026

Nestle stock price: shares end higher as investors weigh baby formula recall, look to Feb 19 results

Nestle stock price: shares end higher as investors weigh baby formula recall, look to Feb 19 results

Nestle shares closed up 0.6% at 78.89 Swiss francs Friday, outperforming the Swiss blue-chip index. The move comes as investors track Europe’s widening infant formula recall, which has swept in Nestle and other producers. French authorities are investigating possible links to two infant deaths. Nestle’s full-year results are due Feb. 19.
7 February 2026
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MSCI Europe vs World Indices: Performance, Forecasts and Key Drivers (5–7 December 2025)

MSCI Europe vs World Indices: Performance, Forecasts and Key Drivers (5–7 December 2025)

The MSCI Europe Index closed at 2,564.76 on Dec. 5, down 0.25% after a recent rally, but remains up about 12.5% to 15.5% year-to-date in 2025. The index outpaces the MSCI World, which is up roughly 7.7% for the year. European stocks continue to trade at lower valuations, with a 3.03% dividend yield and forward P/E of 14.64. The MSCI Europe Index has 402 constituents and a market cap near $12.85 trillion.
7 December 2025
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Swiss Stock Market Today, 26 November 2025: SMI Edges Higher as Sentiment Surges and Insurers Face Tougher Rules

Swiss Stock Market Today, 26 November 2025: SMI Edges Higher as Sentiment Surges and Insurers Face Tougher Rules

The Swiss Market Index closed up 0.07% at 12,781.09 on Wednesday, its highest in about a week, extending a three-day advance. Turnover topped 2.4 million contracts. Investor sentiment jumped after a thaw in Swiss-US trade tensions. Zurich Insurance, Swiss Re, and Swiss Life drew attention after being added to the G20 Financial Stability Board’s insurer resolution list.
26 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Stocks to Watch After February's Hotter-Than-Expected PPI Increase
    March 19, 2026, 8:15 PM EDT. The U.S. Producer Price Index (PPI), a key inflation gauge measuring prices for goods and services sold by domestic producers, rose 0.7% month-over-month in February, the highest monthly jump since last July. The yearly increase reached 3.4%, marking the largest annual gain since February last year. Higher PPI typically supports companies with pricing power, notably in basic materials, metals, chemicals, consumer staples, construction, and tech sectors. Metal producers like NWPX Infrastructure, a specialty steel maker, could benefit from rising steel prices and margin expansion. Chemical firm DuPont de Nemours also stands out as a strong buy with solid dividend yield and reasonable valuation amid inflationary pressure. Investors may see opportunities in these inflation-sensitive stocks amid ongoing price pressures.
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