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SNB to cut rates in early 2020 as global economy sours – UBS

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In the latest note to the clients, the UBS Economist Alessandro Bee indicated that he sees the Swiss National Bank (SNB) cutting interest rates next year. Key Quotes: “Both the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve to “react to recession risks” with more rate cuts. That should force the SNB to cut rates in the spring, which is why there shouldn’t be a stronger appreciation of the franc in the next twelve months.” Meanwhile, the KOF Swiss Economic Institute expects the SNB to cut rates even sooner, and forecasts a reduction by the end of this year, as cited by Bloomberg. Related posts: Oil prices and the global economy Dear Trump Advisors: Prop the Market Up Now and Lose in 2020, or Let the Market Crash and

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SNB to cut rates in early 2020 as global economy sours – UBSIn the latest note to the clients, the UBS Economist Alessandro Bee indicated that he sees the Swiss National Bank (SNB) cutting interest rates next year.

Key Quotes:

“Both the European Central Bank and the Federal Reserve to “react to recession risks” with more rate cuts.

That should force the SNB to cut rates in the spring, which is why there shouldn’t be a stronger appreciation of the franc in the next twelve months.”

Meanwhile, the KOF Swiss Economic Institute expects the SNB to cut rates even sooner, and forecasts a reduction by the end of this year, as cited by Bloomberg.


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