Moller Maersk maintains neutral rating amid diverse global operations

A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S, the world's leading shipping company, operates over 707 vessels, including container ships and specialized carriers, while also providing port and logistics services. Its net sales are primarily generated in the United States (22.4%), with additional contributions from various countries, including Denmark, China, and Germany. The company is also involved in shipyard construction and factory management.

ubs maintains neutral rating for hannover re with target price of 267 euros

UBS has maintained a "Neutral" rating for Hannover Re, setting a target price of 267 euros after positive premium growth of 7.6% was reported, despite lower-than-expected price effects. The stock was trading at EUR 254.60, reflecting a 5.5% increase since early 2025, with a potential upside of 4.87%. The Q4 2024 balance sheet is anticipated on March 13, 2025.

germany faces pivotal election as CDU CSU coalition gains strong support

UBS forecasts a 96% chance that the CDU/CSU will secure a majority in the upcoming German elections, with a 93% likelihood of Friedrich Merz becoming Chancellor. However, concerns arise over the potential underestimation of the far-right AfD's influence, which, alongside the far-left BSW, could challenge constitutional changes if they gain over one-third of parliamentary seats. The election results could significantly impact Germany's policies, particularly on immigration and defense spending.

germany faces pivotal elections with potential rise of right-wing coalition

UBS forecasts a 96% chance of a CDU/CSU coalition winning a majority in the upcoming German elections, with a 93% likelihood of Friedrich Merz becoming Chancellor. However, concerns about the Alternative for Germany (AfD) potentially gaining more seats could impact legislative agendas, particularly on immigration and defense spending. Current polls suggest the AfD and BSW could hold around 29.5% of seats, raising questions about their influence on constitutional amendments.

UBS maintains buy rating for ING with target price of 21 euros

UBS has maintained a "Buy" rating for ING, setting a target price of 21 euros following the release of quarterly figures that met expectations. Analyst Johan Ekblom noted that the outlook for 2025 aligns with these results, reflecting confidence in the bank's performance.

Qualcomm forecasts strong sales despite minimal impact from Huawei licensing changes

Qualcomm reported sales and profits exceeding analyst expectations, driven by AI features in smartphones, but anticipates flat revenue from its patent licensing business. Despite halting chip sales to Huawei, the impact of this and ongoing negotiations is considered minimal by analysts, with varied price targets reflecting cautious optimism.

switzerland to adopt gradual capital regulations impacting ubs payouts and economy

Switzerland is expected to adopt new capital regulations for UBS Group AG gradually, which may impact the bank's payouts and the national economy. Analysts from Citigroup foresee a transition period that will allow for some flexibility in the implementation of these regulations.

Nexans drives sustainable energy transition with advanced cable technologies and services

Nexans is pivotal in advancing a sustainable energy future, providing advanced cable technologies for power and data transmission for over 120 years. The company operates in three main sectors: Building & Territories, High Voltage & Projects, and Industry & Solutions, employing around 28,500 people across 41 countries. In 2023, Nexans reported net sales of 7.8 billion euros.

ubs maintains neutral rating for astrazeneca with target price of 11500 pence

UBS has maintained a 'Neutral' rating for AstraZeneca, setting a target price of 11,500 pence following the release of quarterly figures. While product sales exceeded consensus estimates by 2%, the company's core EBIT fell short of market forecasts. As of February 6, 2025, AstraZeneca's stock was trading at €141.95, reflecting a 5.74% increase.

ubs raises gold price forecast amid rising demand and global uncertainty

UBS has raised its gold price forecast to $3,000 per ounce following a record high of $2,870, driven by increased investor demand, central bank purchases, and global uncertainties. Central banks bought 1,045 metric tons of gold in 2024, reflecting a trend to diversify from the US dollar amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and expectations of lower interest rates. With continued market volatility anticipated in 2025, gold is seen as a crucial safe-haven asset.
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