Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on March 21

ZURICH/BERLIN, March 21 (Reuters) - Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on March 21:

UBS , CREDIT SUISSE Investors on Tuesday took some heart from the rescue of troubled lender Credit Suisse by its Swiss rival UBS, though concerns lingered about the risk of shockwaves further damaging credit markets and smaller U.S. banks.

COMPANY STATEMENTS
* Partners Group FY Revenue Tops Expectations

ANALYSTS' VIEWS OC OERLIKON CORPORATION AG PFAEFFIKON : RBC CUTS TARGET PRICE TO CHF 7.5 FROM CHF 8 ABB LTD : RBC CUTS TARGET PRICE TO CHF 33 FROM CHF 34 SGS SA : JEFFERIES CUTS TARGET PRICE TO CHF 2000 FROM CHF 2200

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Swiss February trade due at 0700 GMT.

(Reporting by Zurich newsroom and Berlin Speed Desk)

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Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on March 21

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