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June 29, 2026

European Equity Strategy: Simply Switzerland

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Switzerland's equity market exhibits a 'broad positive' regime with strong sentiment but late-cycle vulnerabilities. Analysts recommend a selective, bottom-up approach focusing on specific themes and names over passive index exposure.

Key Takeaways

  • 1.Switzerland's equity setup has moved into a broad positive regime driven by cyclical strength and better sentiment, but growth remains fragile and narrow.
  • 2.The report advocates for selective participation rather than broad index exposure due to late-cycle warnings and weak earnings-led upgrade cycles.
  • 3.Economic growth is expected to remain below trend in 2026-2027, with the SNB holding policy rates at 0% until mid-2027.

Table of Contents

  • European Equity Strategy
  • Regime: PMI leads, KOF restrains
  • Earnings: Better relative, still narrow
  • UK TAKEOVER PANEL DISCLOSURE
  • Equity Strategy
  • REVS
  • SUMMARY
  • From Swiss Cheese Recovery to Late Cycle Warning
  • REVS: REGIME, EARNINGS, VALUATION, SENTIMENT
  • REGIME
  • Cyclical strength, late-cycle caveat
  • EARNINGS
  • Better relative, still narrow
  • VALUATION
  • Breadth beneath the premium
  • SENTIMENT
  • Better sponsored, not crowded
  • REVS STOCK TABLE
  • SWITZERLAND'S ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 2026-27
  • Inflation: Modest pickup, but only due to energy
  • Growth: Through the trough, but return to trend growth only next year
  • Monetary Policy: On hold at 0%, despite ECB rate hikes
  • Valuation Method and Risk Statement
  • Required Disclosures
  • Analyst Certification
  • UBS Global Research: Global Equity Rating Definitions
  • Company Disclosures
  • UBS Global Research Disclaimer

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Authors

Sutanya CheddaGerry FowlerNicolas Le RouxFranziska FischerFelix Huefner

Securities

SENS SWSwisscom

Themes

Automation and ElectrificationData Centre and AI Infrastructure

Regions

EuropeSwitzerland