Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on April 25

April 25 - Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Tuesday:

COMPANY STATEMENTS

NOVARTIS AG Q1 results due.

KUEHNE UND NAGEL INTERNATIONAL AG Q1 results due.

UBS GROUP AG Q1 results due.

ABB LTD Q1 results due.

NESTLE SA Q1 results due.

TEMENOS AG Q1 results due. ANALYSTS' VIEWS

*Kardex: Jens Hardenacke Appointed New CEO UBS UBS Group said on Monday it had hired three executives from Barclays Plc in a big push to ramp up its U.S. investment banking presence. EX-DIVIDEND SIG GROUP - 0.47 CHF/shr dividend

ECONOMY Swiss March trade due at 0600 GMT. (Reporting by Zurich newsroom and Berlin Speed Desk)

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Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on April 25

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