On January 29, Jinshi Data reported that UBS said on Wednesday that the Swiss investor confidence index rose 37.7 points to 17.7 points in January. UBS said, 'Few analysts believe that short-term interest rates will fall, especially in the United States, and there are also differences in views on the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Swiss franc.' UBS added that, according to a survey, continuously rising government bond yields and potential AI bubbles pose key risks to the financial market.
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Survey shows Swiss investor confidence in January rise
On January 29, Jinshi Data reported that UBS said on Wednesday that the Swiss investor confidence index rose 37.7 points to 17.7 points in January. UBS said, 'Few analysts believe that short-term interest rates will fall, especially in the United States, and there are also differences in views on the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Swiss franc.' UBS added that, according to a survey, continuously rising government bond yields and potential AI bubbles pose key risks to the financial market.