Swiss National Bank's interest rate cut cycle is nearing its end: economists predict the last rate cut will be in September.

According to a survey conducted from July 5th to 11th, the Swiss National Bank's last interest rate cut of 25 basis points will take place in September. Prior to this, the bank had already cut interest rates twice in March and June.

Zhitong FinanceJul 15 02:15 ET

Second rate cut! The Swiss National Bank announced a 25 basis point cut.

Will there be a third interest rate cut this year?

Gelonghui FinanceJun 20 05:14 ET

Swiss National Bank cuts interest rates again in the hope of supporting the economy and curbing the rise of the Swiss franc.

Swiss National Bank has once again cut interest rates to ease economic constraints and suppress the rise of the Swiss franc, in stark contrast to the hesitancy of other central banks around the world to loosen policies. On Thursday, the Swiss National Bank lowered its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 1.25%, which was previously seen as an unpredictable decision by observers. Some investors bet that the bank would cut interest rates, while a slight majority of economists surveyed by Bloomberg expected the central bank to maintain interest rates. In a statement, the Swiss National Bank stated that "potential inflationary pressures have fallen again compared to the previous quarter." After the interest rate decision was announced, the Swiss franc fell, falling by about 0.4% against the euro and the US dollar.

環球市場播報Jun 20 03:49 ET

SNB Cuts Deposit Rate to 1.25%, as Expected

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WSJJun 20 03:19 ET

The silence of the Swiss National Bank makes interest rate cuts uncertain.

The decision of the Swiss National Bank this week will be another tense event, as officials decide whether to cut interest rates or maintain them. Thursday's decision comes three weeks after Swiss National Bank policymakers last publicized their comments, with investors speculating on the prospect of further action in the market volatility and the appreciation of the Swiss franc. Economists have varying views on the outcome, with a few predicting that Switzerland will be the first country to end its easing cycle. In March, Switzerland's interest rate cut made it the fastest-cutting country among the top 10 trading currencies globally. Compared with other countries,

環球市場播報Jun 19 13:19 ET