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Swiss SMI rises for the week after a volatile trading period
Switzerland’s stock market ended a turbulent week on a positive note.
The SMI, the market’s leading index, gained 150 points, or 1.10%, on Friday to close at 13,787.
On Thursday, it had fallen 171 points.
Even so, the index finished the week 127 points higher, a gain of 0.93%.
The headline says the SMI’s 200-day line held again.
The report gives no further details about that line or what may happen next.
The Swiss stock market ended a turbulent trading week on a strong note.
The benchmark SMI rose 150 points, or 1.10%, on Friday to 13,787 points.
Despite falling 171 points on Thursday, the index gained 127 points, or 0.93%, over the week.
- Who
- The Swiss stock market and its benchmark SMI.
- What
- The SMI rose on Friday and recorded a weekly gain.
- When
- The week ending Friday, 9 October 2026.
- Where
- Switzerland.
- Why
- Not stated.
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The SMI fell 171 points.
The SMI rose 150 points, or 1.10%, to 13,787 points.
The SMI finished up 127 points, or 0.93%, for the week.
- Friday SMI level
- 13,787 points
- Friday change
- Up 150 points, or 1.10%
- Thursday change
- Down 171 points
- Weekly change
- Up 127 points, or 0.93%
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