Export sentiment among Swiss SMEs has brightened considerably over the past quarter. Although the future development of the world's economy is gripped by uncertainty, most Swiss export industries are well positioned to benefit from growing demand from abroad. Concerns about the strength of the Swiss franc have eased slightly in relation to the preceding quarters. This is the finding of the SME export indicator produced by Credit Suisse and Osec.
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17. January 2012
Export sentiment among Swiss SMEs shows virtually no change over the past quarter. Positive factors such as the SNB's cap on the Swiss franc/euro exchange rate and support measures for indebted eurozone countries, on the one hand, and the high degree of uncertainty about the world economic situation, on the other, are canceling each another out. The indices of the SME export indicator from Credit Suisse and Osec have consequently stabilized at a low level.
5. January 2012
Innovation, diversity and ambition - these are the keynote features of the 21 Swiss exhibitors in the SWISS Pavilion in Hall 4.2 during ISM 2012 in Cologne. Premium creations, traditional specialities and trend-setting new developments are the flagships
designed to impress demanding trade visitors at the upcoming international industry event – all under the aegis of Osec, the Swiss export promotion organisation.
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