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Switzerland keeps interest rates at 0% — but markets are betting it can’t avoid the global hiking cycle much longer
Source: CNBC
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The Swiss National Bank held its policy rate at 0%, supported by low inflation and a strong Swiss franc. The decision underscores Switzerland's ability to diverge from other major central banks, although markets continue to anticipate future rate increases.
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