Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on May 11

ZURICH/BERLIN, May 11 (Reuters) - Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Thursday: SWISS NATIONAL BANK Swiss National Bank Chairman Thomas Jordan reiterated on Wednesday that the central bank could not rule out raising interest rates further, saying current monetary policy was still not restrictive enough. (Full Story)

COMPANY STATEMENTS Swiss Life Holding AG Q1 results due. ANALYSTS' VIEWS ALCON AG ALC.N: JEFFERIES RAISES TARGET PRICE TO $93 FROM $82 ALCON AG ALCC.S: JP MORGAN RAISES TARGET PRICE TO CHF 71 FROM CHF 63.8

EX-DIVIDEND KUEHNE UND NAGEL INTERNATIONAL AG - 14 CHF/shr dividend

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No major Swiss economic data scheduled. (Reporting by Zurich newsroom and Berlin Speed Desk)

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Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on May 11

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