51.   SWISS stocks fell, paced by engineering group ABB AG, after the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined in early U.S. trading.

52.   Swiss stocks led the gains.

53.   SWISS stocks rose as a soaring dollar boosted exporters such as engineering company ABB. Rising bonds lifted financial services shares.

54.   SWISS stocks were little changed as Wall Street opened lower, offsetting gains by exporters who had been boosted by a strong dollar.

55.   SWISS stocks were mixed, after rising for three straight days, as a decline in Ciba Specialty Chemicals AG offset gains by rival Clariant AG.

56.   Swiss stocks, however, fell in the week on disappointing earnings, led by Union Bank of Switzerland.

57.   That was the mood at the end of a week which saw Swiss stocks lagging other major European equity markets.

58.   The SWISS stocks fell after U.S. jobless claims fell more than expected, suggesting the U.S. economy may be growing quickly enough to cause inflation to accelerate.

59.   The SWISS stocks fell for a fifth day even after a U.S. consumer price report showed inflation remains weak.

60.   They are likely to favor Swiss stocks because of the potential exchange-rate risks of investing in the assets of a weaker currency.