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Comment / From bull to bear: Kuehne out of favour, DSV preferred

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’Wrong on Kuehne + Nagel [K+N] – for the wrong reason’ was food for thought at Premium a couple of weeks ago – when the value of the Swiss forwarder was in line with its current level, a whisker above Sfr290 a share.

As earnings season opened in the US last week, with focus on warehousing and intermodal, all eyes now in Europe are on the next catalyst, the most prominent being the annual results of DSV, due next Thursday 1 ...

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