+++ Stock market ticker +++ – Swiss stock exchange will go deeper into trading – Stadler Rail and Sika benefit from upgrades

08:05

 The  Swiss stock market will start the new trading week with losses. Of the SMI According to pre-market data from Bank Julius Baer, ​​it is quoted around an hour before the opening of trading 0.2 percent lower at 10,683 meters. On Friday, the leading Swiss index closed with a minus of 0.12 percent at 10,704 points.

With the exception of Sika (+ 1.7%), all SMI stocks are lower.  The  specialty chemicals company is benefiting from a number of target price increases.

Stadler Rail (+ 2.7%) made a positive impression on the broad market.

 The  Zugbauer’s share was upgraded from “Neutral” to “Buy” in the morning by UBS.

PRE-EXCHANGE SWITZERLAND:$ SMI -0,20%$ SMIM -0,15%$ABBN -0.4% (US specifications)$ CSGN -0,4%$SIKA + 1.7% (target price increase)$UBSG -0,4%$GAM -0,5%$KNIN + 1.5% (large takeover)$ LOGN + 0.7% (target price increase)$SRAIL + 2.8% (upgrade)$TECN -2.3% (downgrade?)$VONN +0,2%

— cashInsider (@cashInsider) February 22, 2021

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07:45

 The  Oil prices are on monday with surcharges started the new week. At first there was no strong impetus. In the morning, a barrel (159 liters) of North Sea Brent cost $ 63.02. That was 88 cents more than on Friday.

 The  price of a barrel of US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose 79 cents to $ 60.05.

Oil prices are currently near their highest levels in over a year.

 The  most recent price increase came from the USA, where extremely cold winter weather led to logistical problems in the oil supply. In addition, there is the general trend of rising raw material prices, which is mainly due to the hope of an economic upturn as a result of progressing corona vaccinations.

Oil gains as U.S. production slowly returns after freeze https://t.co/0tX7Ppneyi pic.twitter.com/QObfyqoFCo

— Reuters (@Reuters) February 22, 2021

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07:35

UBS upgrades Stadler Rail’s rating to “Buy” from “neutral” and increases the target price to 52.00 from 42.50 francs. He believes it is time to look beyond short-term earnings risk and position ourselves for a free cash flow recovery that could kick in by second half of 21, according to analyst Patrick Rafaisz.

 The  expert justifies this expectation with outstanding incoming payments, which should now be made up. Stadler Rail went off the market on Friday at 43.42 francs.

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07:15

In anticipation of economic data, the Dax on Monday according to calculations by banks and brokerage houses start weaker. On Friday, encouraging company outlooks had the leading index go 0.8 percent higher at 13,993 points.

 The  Ifo business climate index should provide the impetus for further trading. He gives the investors information about the mood in the boardrooms in Germany.

Investors are also keeping an eye on Bitcoin after the cyber currency broke another sound barrier. On Friday, according to data provider CoinMarketCap, all Bitcoin in circulation were worth more than a trillion dollars for the first time

European Opening Calls: FTSE 6591 -0.50% DAX 13945 -0.35% CAC 5757 -0.30% AEX 676 -0.40% MIB 23060 -0.33% IBEX 8135 -0.20%#OMX 2029 -0.38% STOXX 3702 -0.32%#IGOpeningCall

— IGSquawk (@IGSquawk) February 22, 2021

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06:25

Of the SMI According to data from IG Bank, it will be around two and a half hours before the stock exchange opens 0.27 percent lower acted. On Friday, the Swiss benchmark index closed 0.12 percent lower at 10,704 points.

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06:10

 The  Asian stock markets have in anticipation of faster economic growth and rising inflation on Monday slightly increased. “

 The  yield curves have become steeper as the Covid infection rates continue to fall, plans to reopen are discussed and a large US stimulus package is likely,” said Christian Keller, head of economic research at Barclays. “This basically signals a better medium-term growth outlook for the US and beyond as other core yield curves move in the same direction,” he added.

-U.S. futures ⬇️
-Japan, Hong Kong stocks rise
-Shares in Australia fall
-Copper hits the highest in more than nine years
-Oil rises to $59.75https://t.co/dwewl6Z5iE pic.twitter.com/n4u0Bigt7K

— Bloomberg (@business) February 22, 2021

 The  Nikkei index, which comprises 225 values, was 0.6 percent higher at 30,201 points.

 The  broader Topix index rose 0.8 percent and stood at 1944 points.

 The  Shanghai stock exchange was 0.1 percent in the red.

 The  index of the most important companies in Shanghai and Shenzen lost 1.5 percent.

 The  MSCI index for Asian stocks outside of Japan rose 0.2 percent.

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05:55

Im asian currency trading the dollar gained 0.2 percent to 105.64 yen and 0.1 percent to 6.4604 yuan. In relation to the Swiss currency, it was quoted 0.2 percent higher at 0.8975 francs. At the same time, the euro remained almost unchanged at $ 1.2119 and rose 0.2 percent to CHF 1.0878.

 The  pound sterling stagnated at $ 1.4017.

(cash/Reuters/AWP/Bloomberg)