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Switzerland keeps its policy rate at 0% for now
The Swiss National Bank cited low inflation and a strong franc as reasons it can diverge from other central banks, even as markets look for potential hikes ahead.
CNBC Economy reports that the Swiss National Bank kept its policy rate at 0%.
The central bank said low inflation and a strong franc give it room to differ from other central banks, according to CNBC Economy.
Markets, however, are positioning for potential rate increases later, the outlet added.
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CNBC EconomySwitzerland is keeping rates at 0% , for now
CNBC EconomySwitzerland is keeping rates at 0% , for now