The SNB maintained its 0% policy rate while signaling decreased dependency on FX interventions for managing geopolitical risks. UBS anticipates the first rate hike to occur by mid-2027.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The SNB maintained its policy rate at 0% and modified its guidance on foreign exchange interventions.
- 2.The first SNB rate hike is projected for mid-2027.
- 3.Downward trends in oil prices have lowered inflation expectations and Swiss government bond yields.
Table of Contents
- SNB policy rate kept at 0%
- Inflation forecast slightly higher
- First rate hike possible in mid-2027
- CHF and yield outlook
- Swiss government bond yields could rebound
- Upside scenario: Weaker CHF
- Downside scenario: Negative rate
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Authors
Maxime BotteronFlorian GermanierAlessandro Bee
Securities
Swiss Government BondEUR/CHF
Themes
Monetary Policy NormalizationGeopolitical Risk
Regions
EuropeMiddle EastSwitzerlandGermanyUnited States
