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Philip Petursson, chief investment strategist at IG Wealth Management, believes that fixed income investments will remain appealing as the Bank of Canada is anticipated to continue lowering interest rates over the next six months. This outlook suggests a favorable environment for bonds in the coming years.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is projected to report a net profit of CHF 5 to 10 billion for Q3, following a CHF 55 billion profit in the first half of the year. This could bring total earnings for the first nine months to between CHF 60 and 65 billion, allowing for potential payments to cantons and the Confederation by year-end.However, market volatility due to the U.S. presidential election and Middle East conflicts may impact fourth-quarter performance. In 2023, the SNB recorded a loss of CHF 3.2 billion, which, along with a negative reserve of CHF 39.5 billion, hindered contributions to public authorities.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is projected to report a profit of CHF 5 to 10 billion for Q3 2024, driven by strong bond and equity markets and rising gold prices, despite losses from currency movements. With a total profit expected to reach around CHF 70 billion by the end of October, distributions to the Confederation and cantons appear likely. However, long-term distributions may be constrained by current provisioning rules and market volatility.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) is expected to report a profit of CHF 5 to 10 billion for Q3 2024, bolstered by strong stock market performance despite significant currency losses. UBS anticipates that this profit could lead to distributions to the Confederation and cantons, although future distributions may be challenged by the current provisioning rules and potential exchange rate fluctuations.
The SMI closed higher, with Sonova experiencing significant gains, while Wall Street showed firmness. In Asian currency trading, the yen fell to 153.55 per US dollar amid political shifts, with analysts predicting a potential rise to 155 yen as the Bank of Japan deliberates on interest rates. The dollar also strengthened against the yuan and Swiss franc, while the euro remained stable against the dollar.
Falling interest rates in the eurozone are failing to stimulate the economy, which is showing signs of contraction, particularly in Germany and France. The Purchasing Managers' Index indicates a downturn, with concerns of a potential recession looming as demand weakens and uncertainty grows over the impact of the upcoming US elections.
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