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The Swiss investors’ sentiment index rose by 38.7 points month-on-month to -7.7 in October 2025. According to UBS, this is one of the largest increases in the history of the indicator, next to surges observed in the aftermath of the great financial crisis and during the COVID pandemic. Despite the recovery, sentiment remains dampened by the US imposing 39% tariffs on Swiss exports in August, as the US takes about 17% of Switzerland’s total exports, making it the country’s largest export market. Meanwhile, the current conditions index remained neutral at 0, down from 3.6 in the previous month, reflecting subdued assessments of the present economic situation.

Swiss Investor Sentiment Improves in October

Net borrowing of mortgage debt by individuals in the UK rose by £1.2 billion to £5.5 billion in September 2025, the highest since March 2025 (£13.2 billion). The annual growth rate for net mortgage lending increased to 3.2% in September from 3.0% in August, the highest since January 2023 (3.4%). Gross lending amounted to £24.9 billion in September, up from £23.0 billion in the previous month. Gross repayments rose slightly in September, to £20.3 billion from £20.0 billion.

UK Mortgage Lending Rises to 6-Month High

Net borrowing of consumer credit by individuals in the UK was at £1.49 billion in September 2025, the lowest level since May, down from an upwardly revised £1.75 billion in August. Net borrowing through other forms of consumer credit, such as car dealership finance and personal loans, decreased to £0.8 billion in September, from £1.0 billion in the previous month. Meanwhile, net borrowing through credit cards was little changed when compared to August at £0.7 billion. The annual growth rate for all consumer credit rose slightly, to 7.3% in September from 7.2% in August. Over the same period, the annual growth rate for credit card borrowing increased to 10.8% from 10.5%, while the annual growth rate for other forms of consumer credit decreased slightly, to 5.7% from 5.8%.

UK Consumer Credit Growth at 4-Month Low

Net mortgage approvals for house purchase in the UK, which is an indicator of future borrowing, increased by 1,000, to 65,900 in September 2025, the highest in nine months and above market expectations of 64,000. Approvals for remortgaging, which only capture remortgaging with a different lender, decreased by 600, to 37,200 in September. The ‘effective’ interest rate on newly drawn mortgages decreased by 7 basis points to 4.19%, the lowest since January 2023 (3.88%), continuing the downward trend observed since March 2025. The rate on the outstanding stock of mortgages remained unchanged at 3.89%.

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