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High-frequency data for January-February indicates a stabilizing economic trend, with GST averaging 12.6% YoY and credit growth stabilizing around 11.3%. Morgan Stanley anticipates a 6.5% growth in FY26, supported by monetary easing, fiscal policy, and recovering consumption, while projecting CPI inflation to average 4% due to lower food prices. The RBI is expected to implement a cumulative rate cut of 75bps, responding to favorable inflation trends and soft credit growth.
The Swiss National Bank has called for improvements in the capital regime of the banking sector following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, which was taken over by UBS. The government is considering stricter regulations, particularly regarding UBS's capital requirements for its foreign subsidiaries, despite UBS arguing that it is already well-capitalized compared to global peers. The SNB noted positive market indicators for the integration of Credit Suisse into UBS, while also highlighting ongoing risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has identified substantial loss potential at UBS, particularly following its integration of Credit Suisse. While UBS's adjusted earnings improved in 2024 and it meets future capital requirements, the SNB warns that integration costs and legacy risk positions could impair its loss-bearing capacity. Additionally, the SNB supports government proposals for banking regulation to address weaknesses in the current capital regime.
The Swiss National Bank has called for improved banking regulations following the Credit Suisse crisis, emphasizing the need for stronger capital and liquidity requirements. In response, Switzerland plans to enforce stricter rules, particularly for UBS, which is under scrutiny regarding its capital ratios and the management of its foreign subsidiaries. While UBS is seen as more robust than Credit Suisse prior to the crisis, concerns remain about its integration costs and potential losses from inherited risk positions.
The Swiss National Bank has called for improved banking regulations following the Credit Suisse crisis, emphasizing the need for stronger capital and liquidity requirements. In response, Switzerland plans to enforce stricter rules, particularly for UBS, which is under scrutiny regarding its capital ratios and the management of its foreign subsidiaries. While UBS is deemed more robust than Credit Suisse pre-crisis, concerns about integration costs and potential losses from Credit Suisse's risk positions could impact its financial stability.
Commerzbank has raised its year-end silver price target to $35 an ounce, up from $33, as silver approaches a key resistance level near $34. Analyst Carsten Fritsch noted strong industrial demand and an undersupplied market, predicting silver will gain ground relative to gold, which has also seen a price increase to $2,850 an ounce. Despite gold's momentum, Fritsch cautioned that it may be rising too quickly, with potential declines expected later in the year due to interest rate dynamics.
Goldman Sachs has revised its Euro forecasts upward due to Germany's significant spending plans, which are expected to boost Euro area growth despite tariff threats. The bank anticipates further depreciation of the Pound against the Euro in the short term, while predicting a recovery for the Pound over six to twelve months. Additionally, the Dollar is expected to appreciate as it is currently undervalued, with future tariff increases likely to support its strength.
The Swiss National Bank has called for reforms in the banking capital regime following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, supporting government efforts to enhance industry resilience. Stricter regulations are proposed for UBS, which is currently integrating Credit Suisse, amid concerns over its capital adequacy and the risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has highlighted ongoing weaknesses in capital adequacy regulations for the banking sector, despite the fallout from Credit Suisse's collapse in 2023. The government is pushing for stricter regulations, particularly requiring UBS to hold more capital, which remains a contentious issue. While UBS claims it is well-capitalized compared to global peers, the SNB stresses that improvements are necessary to enhance stability and competitiveness in Switzerland's financial landscape.
The Swiss National Bank has called for improvements in the capital regime of the banking sector following the 2023 collapse of Credit Suisse, which was taken over by UBS. The government is considering stricter regulations, particularly regarding UBS's capital requirements for its foreign subsidiaries, despite UBS arguing that it is already well-capitalized compared to global peers. The SNB noted positive market indicators for the integration of Credit Suisse into UBS, while also highlighting ongoing risks in the mortgage and real estate markets.
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