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SWX:UBSG 23 October 2025 - 1 March 2026

UBS stock set for Swiss Exchange return as Europe hits records — what to watch next week

UBS stock set for Swiss Exchange return as Europe hits records — what to watch next week

UBS closed at 36.96 Swiss francs, up 0.9%, before Switzerland’s New Year break, just below its 52-week high. The Swiss market reopens Monday, following record highs in European shares at the start of 2026. Investors await Friday’s U.S. jobs report and UBS’s Feb. 4 results for direction. Thin liquidity and recent gains may heighten volatility when trading resumes.
4 January 2026
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Swiss Stock Market Week Ahead: SIX Swiss Exchange SMI Outlook After SNB Hold, UBS Rally and US Tariff Relief (Updated Dec 14, 2025)

Swiss Stock Market Week Ahead: SIX Swiss Exchange SMI Outlook After SNB Hold, UBS Rally and US Tariff Relief (Updated Dec 14, 2025)

The Swiss Market Index closed at 12,887.48 on Friday, down 0.14% for the day and 0.4% for the week, extending a short losing streak. The Swiss National Bank held its policy rate at 0% and signaled continued FX intervention if needed. The U.S. cut tariffs on Swiss goods from 39% to 15%, retroactive to November 14, easing pressure on exporters. The franc strengthened modestly against the euro.
14 December 2025
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UBS Group AG Stock Jumps to a 17-Year High on Swiss Capital-Rule Compromise: News, Forecasts, and What’s Next (12 Dec 2025)

UBS Group AG Stock Jumps to a 17-Year High on Swiss Capital-Rule Compromise: News, Forecasts, and What’s Next (12 Dec 2025)

UBS shares climbed over 4.5% to CHF 35.17 on December 12, 2025, reaching their highest level since 2008. The surge followed news that Swiss lawmakers proposed a compromise on stricter post–Credit Suisse capital rules, potentially allowing UBS to use more AT1 instruments and easing equity requirements. UBS called the proposal “more constructive” than previous plans.
12 December 2025
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Swiss Stock Market Today – November 24, 2025: SMI Climbs on Tech Rally as Julius Baer Slumps After Loan-Loss Hit

Swiss Stock Market Today – November 24, 2025: SMI Climbs on Tech Rally as Julius Baer Slumps After Loan-Loss Hit

The Swiss Market Index closed up 0.17% at 12,654.12 on Monday, lifted by gains in VAT Group, Logitech, and Holcim. Losses in Julius Baer and ongoing legal concerns at UBS limited the advance. The STOXX 600 rose about 0.3% as investors bet on a U.S. rate cut and watched Ukraine peace talks in Switzerland. Trading volume in SMI stocks was near recent averages.
25 November 2025
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Swiss Stock Market Today, November 18, 2025: SMI Slips as Roche Soars, ABB, Zurich and ams-Osram Drag the Index

Swiss Stock Market Today, 21 November 2025: SMI Holds Near Flat as Tech Slides and Defensives Lift Zurich

The Swiss Market Index erased early losses to trade 0.08% higher at 12,553 points by mid-morning Friday, as investors shifted from tech to defensive blue chips. UBS shares fell after a $3 billion buyback, while SGS rose on an acquisition. Nestlé digested a top executive’s retirement, and Schindler’s HR chief exited abruptly. The STOXX 600 dropped 1% amid global tech sell-offs and Fed uncertainty.
21 November 2025
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  • Trump's Threat on Iran's Oil Infrastructure Triggers Volatility in Indian Markets
    March 14, 2026, 2:11 AM EDT. U.S.-Iran tensions escalate as President Donald Trump threatens to bomb Iran's key oil hub, Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iran's crude exports. Market experts predict a sharp rise in crude oil prices, with Brent Crude potentially surpassing $100 per barrel, pressuring the Indian Rupee. India, reliant on oil imports for 85% of its demand, may face inflationary pressures, leading to a gap-down opening on Indian equity markets. The Nifty 50 index faces technical resistance around 22,900, signalling possible volatility. Demand for gold and silver might remain flat or rise modestly, influenced by the conflict and weaker metals demand in the UAE. Investors should watch for renewed geopolitical risk impacting commodities and equities as the situation develops after the weekend.
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