SMI

SMI’s July 2026 shake‑up: Swisscom, Kühne+Nagel and Sandoz exit, Galderma and Sandoz biosimilar enter—shifting the index toward high‑growth life‑sciences and tech. Learn why investors should watch the new composition now.

Swiss SMI June 2026: modest 0.04 % rise to 14,181.5 points, Roche gains boost optimism while Geberit falls, amid calm geopolitical tension and European recovery.

SMI gains momentum on 19 May 2026, closing above 13 300 points amid easing Middle‑East tensions and solid Swiss corporate earnings—why investors should keep a keen eye on this resilient Swiss benchmark.

SMI gains early April 2026: 12 728,48 points, 0.47 % rise on March 31, buoyed by Nestlé, Kühne + Nagel and rising oil prices.

SMI swings: a week of sharp dips, geopolitical tension, yet a new all‑time high—find out how Swiss investors are holding back and what this means for tomorrow’s markets.

SMI near 52‑week high, flat 0.02% in Jan 2026 – Swiss market consolidates amid European optimism and Asian momentum. Find out what drives next moves.

Swiss Market Index ends 2025 near‑flat at 13 240.59, reflecting cautious investor sentiment and steady €1.532 bn market cap.

SMI ends 28 Nov 2025 near 52‑week highs, flat at 12 833.96 pts; market cap €1.477 bn, thin trade volumes amid US Thanksgiving. Watch US holiday trends for next moves.

The Swiss Market Index (SMI) closed the week with a 1.01% gain, reaching 12,648.11 points, driven by the strength of defensive heavyweight constituents such as ABB, Novartis, and Roche.

The Swiss Market Index (SMI) has gained momentum, rising 1.16% to 12,212.19 points, driven by positive market sentiment, strong performances from heavyweight and luxury stocks, and optimism surrounding global geopolitical developments.