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Switzerland’s consumer confidence index rose to -32 in June 2025 from -37 in the same month last year, beating market expectations of -35. Most components showed improvement compared to a year ago: the assessment of the past financial situation rose to -36 from -56, the expected financial situation improved to -27 from -36, and the index for the timing of major purchases increased to -27 from -35. Meanwhile, views on expected economic development deteriorated further, falling to -38 from -19 in June 2024.

Swiss Consumer Confidence Improves More than Expected

The Shanghai Composite inched up 0.01% to close at 3,510 while the Shenzhen Component rose 0.61% to 10,696 on Friday, though mainland stocks trimmed most of the session’s gains as investor sentiment remained cautiously optimistic amid speculation that Beijing may unveil fresh stimulus measures to support the struggling property sector. Reports pointed to a potential high-level meeting, possibly echoing the 2015 Central Urban Work Conference, which laid the groundwork for major urban planning and infrastructure initiatives. Geopolitical attention turned to Kuala Lumpur, where US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi are set to meet face-to-face for the first time. Despite the volatility, the Shanghai and Shenzhen indexes advanced 1.09% and 1.78%, respectively, over the week, marking their third consecutive weekly gain.

China Stocks Edge Higher on Stimulus Hopes

Major European bourses traded in the red on Friday, with both the STOXX 50 and STOXX 600 down nearly 0.5%, as renewed trade tensions rattled investor confidence. The US President announced a 35% tariff on Canadian imports starting August 1st and signaled plans to impose blanket tariffs of 15% to 20% on most other trading partners. The European Union is expected to receive formal notification of the applicable tariff rates shortly, likely later today. Megacap stocks declined, with SAP falling 0.7%, Nestlé 0.5%, LVMH 2.1%, Hermès 1.3%, ASML Holding 0.8%, and Novo Nordisk 1%.Meanwhile, investors also focused on corporate earnings and business updates. BP shares rose 1.9% despite reporting weaker oil and gas sales in Q2. Brunello Cucinelli shares hovered near the flatline after the luxury brand posted a 10.7% increase in first-half revenues. Despite Friday’s losses, equities remain on track for strong weekly gains, with the STOXX 50 up 2.9% and the STOXX 600 advancing 2.2% so far.

European Stocks Down on Friday, Tariffs Eyed

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index is falling 129 points. Losses were driven by Puma (-2.19%), Siemens Healthineers (-1.82%) and Brenntag (-1.76%). Biggest rises came from E.ON (0.63%), Siemens Energy (0.42%) and Allianz (0.32%).

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