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Swiss blue-chip SMI index sees 0.3% lower opening at 9,454pts

byCustoms Today Report
23/07/2015
in International Customs
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BERN: The Swiss blue-chip SMI index was seen opening 0.3 percent lower at 9,454 points on Tuesday, according to pre-market indications by bank Julius Baer .

The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks on Tuesday

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NOVARTIS

Swiss drugmaker Novartis on Tuesday maintained its 2015 financial outlook as it reported second-quarter core net income that fell short of expectations.

ACTELION

Actelion, Europe’s biggest biotech company, raised its full-year outlook despite posting lower than expected earnings on Tuesday, with the sales decline in an older lung drug overshadowing growth in a replacement treatment.

COMPANY STATEMENTS

* Georg Fischer said first-half net profit fell to 80 million Swiss francs ($82.97 million) from 92 million francs year-ago, and that it expects a similar second-half and therefore 2015 figures in previous year’s range.

* BKW said it has acquired the majority holding in Casa delle Nuove Energie, which specialises in energy efficiency and renewable energies and operates a network of 75 sales outlets in locations throughout Italy, for an undisclosed price.

* Swisslog said the SIX Swiss Exchange has approved its request to delist all registered shares following its takeover by Germany’s Kuka.

ECONOMY

 

Exports from Switzerland rose by a real 5.9 percent in June to 17.912 billion Swiss francs, the Federal Customs Office said on Tuesday.

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