India, Sept. 29 -- After staying positive till the penultimate hour of the day's session, the Switzerland market faced some resistance and eventually closed on a weak note on Tuesday.
The benchmark SMI, which advanced to 14,053.26 around mid-morning, ended the day with a loss of 30.72 points or 0.22% at 13,912.19, slightly above the day's low.
Julius Baer surged 7.2% after Swiss regulator FINMA concluded a long-running enforcement procedure covering legacy risk-management and anti-money-laundering issues. The stock moved higher despite FINMA saying the lender committed serious breaches of supervisory requirements related to risk management and anti-money-laundering obligations.
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