Swiss Shares Fall Slightly After US Tariff Verdict Against EU
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Shortly after opening, the SMI recorded 0.41 percent lower at 11'888 points.


The Swiss stock market stabilized on Monday after initial losses – despite new US customs threats and growing uncertainty.
The SMI will pay 0.21 percent to 11'912.91 points until around 9.15 a.m.
The continued rally of the DAX is increasingly under pressure. While some investors are hoping for further price gains, new tariffs from the US cause uncertainty. On Saturday, US President Trump announced 30% tariffs against the EU and Mexico. Threatening trade barriers and fluctuating economic data could therefore dampen the dynamics of the rally and trigger a correction. [...] The post DAX: A setback threatens – a test of US tariffs appeared f…
For the Swiss stock market, a deeper start is being made at the start of the week. The US's tariff ruling vis-à-vis the EU is burdening the mood.
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