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trump's tariffs create uncertainty impacting swiss economy and job market

Swiss SMEs are feeling the impact of Trump's customs policy, with companies like Fraisa experiencing reduced orders due to uncertainty in the automotive sector. Economic growth is projected to slow to 1.2% this year, as investment decisions are delayed, leading to rising unemployment rates. Despite challenges, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries continue to support exports, preventing a recession.

swiss national bank signals end of rate cut cycle with latest decision

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has cut its guide rate from 0.50% to 0.25%, potentially marking the end of its rate-cutting cycle amid heightened economic uncertainty. Analysts suggest that while further cuts could occur, the current move reflects a cautious approach to stabilizing inflation and responding to international pressures. Many expect the SNB to maintain this rate for the foreseeable future, with negative rates remaining a distant possibility.

swiss national bank cuts guide rate signaling end of rate cut cycle

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has cut its guide rate from 0.50% to 0.25%, marking a potential end to its rate cut cycle amid rising economic uncertainties. Analysts express mixed views, with some anticipating further cuts if inflation trends worsen, while others believe the SNB may pause further reductions, citing stabilized domestic demand and limited monetary policy tools. The decision reflects a cautious approach to navigating geopolitical and trade risks impacting the Swiss economy.

swiss national bank cuts rates amid global economic uncertainty

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has cut its guide rate from 0.50% to 0.25%, signaling a potential end to the cycle of rate cuts among major central banks amid global economic uncertainty. Analysts express mixed views, with some predicting further cuts if disinflation persists, while others believe rates will stabilize, reflecting the SNB's cautious approach to inflation and economic conditions. The next meeting in June is deemed crucial for future policy direction.

swiss national bank faces decision on interest rate cut amid economic uncertainty

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is poised to decide on a potential benchmark interest rate cut next Thursday, with a majority of economists predicting a reduction to 0.25% from 0.50%. While low inflation and modest economic growth support this move, some experts caution that geopolitical uncertainties and unpredictable U.S. policies complicate the outlook. The SNB may also consider foreign exchange interventions as negative interest rates are no longer anticipated.

swiss national bank considers interest rate cut amid low inflation concerns

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is poised to decide on a potential benchmark interest rate cut, with a majority of economists predicting a reduction to 0.25% from 0.50%. While low inflation and modest economic growth support this move, some experts caution that geopolitical uncertainties and unpredictable U.S. policies complicate the outlook. The SNB may also consider foreign exchange interventions as negative interest rates are no longer anticipated.

Swiss businesses optimistic about EU trade deal amid economic resilience

Swiss businesses are optimistic about a new EU trade deal that aims to stabilize relations and enhance market access, crucial for the economy, which is projected to grow by 1.3% in 2025. The agreement will harmonize standards and support the pharmaceuticals sector, despite potential challenges in neighboring Germany. While the deal is a positive step, concerns about foreign demand persist, particularly in light of recent sales declines in the tech and engineering sectors.

Kristine Schulze Elected to Zürcher Kantonalbank Bank Council as Sustainability Expert

Patrick O Müller Elected New Chairman of Zurich Bankers Association

Patrick O. Müller has been unanimously elected as the new Chairman of the Zurich Banking Association, succeeding Daniel Hunziker. Müller, a 46-year-old Regional Director at UBS with 18 years of experience, aims to represent the financial sector in Zurich with commitment and responsibility. Hunziker, who led the Association from 2019 to 2024, will be honored for his contributions at the 2024 General Meeting.
10:55 05.12.2024

claude maurer appointed chief economist at bak economics starting december 2024

Claude Maurer, former Chief Economist at Credit Suisse, will join BAK Economics in Basel as Chief Economist and Executive Board member starting December 1, 2024. With nearly 20 years at CS, Maurer aims to leverage modern technologies, including AI, to enhance economic research and consulting at the institute. A former professional athlete, he represented Switzerland in sailing at the 2000 Olympics and holds a degree in economics from the University of Zurich.
13:09 28.11.2024
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