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Swiss inflation rose to 0.7% in November, slightly up from 0.6% in October, driven by higher rents and clothing prices. The Swiss National Bank is expected to cut interest rates again on December 12, as inflation remains within its 0-2% target range, with further cuts anticipated by March. Economic concerns, particularly regarding Germany, and a strong franc contribute to the case for these rate reductions.
Proposed tariffs by the US could drastically reduce trade, with imports from China potentially dropping by 90% and overall US exports declining by 40%. While this may benefit sectors like mining and textiles, it could also lead to increased trade among other countries, potentially reshaping global economic dynamics. The reliance on US trade may diminish, but countries are expected to adapt by finding new markets, raising questions about the long-term impact on globalization.
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