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Unafraid of the prospect of a Swiss National Bank interest rate cut, safe-haven demand pushes the Swiss franc higher.
At the beginning of this week, a wave of risk aversion swept the market, pushing up the Swiss franc and offsetting the impact of further interest rate cuts, and triggering calls for the Swiss National Bank to take further action to cool the franc. The Swiss franc rose to its highest level in nearly a decade against the euro on Monday, following its best performance since early 2022 last week. On Wednesday, Switzerland's largest manufacturing lobbying group called on the central bank to take swift action to prevent the franc's strength from hurting exporters and jeopardizing the economic recovery. The revival of the Swiss franc as a safe-haven asset was due to a combination of factors, including concerns about the US economic recession, geopolitical tensions, and the severe turbulence in the Japanese market.
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