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Temps Différé 06:49:39 19/04/2026			Varia. 5j.	Varia. 1 janv.
0,5595 ^CHF	0,00%		+0,58%	+5,97%

17/04	Le président de la BNS prévoit une certaine reprise conjoncturelle en 2027	AW
17/04	BNS : Schlegel prévoit une croissance atone cette année avant une légère amélioration en 2025	RE

Actualités dans d'autres langues sur AUD / CHF

17/04	SNB-Präsident Schlegel rechnet 2027 mit "gewisser" Konjunkturerholung
17/04	Schweizer Notenbank rechnet 2027 mit Wirtschafts-Erholung
17/04	SNB's Schlegel says Swiss growth likely subdued this year, 2027 should improve somewhat
16/04	SNB plädiert für offene Schnittstellen im Zahlungsverkehr
16/04	BNS: Tschudin, "serve più concorrenza sui mezzi di pagamento"
16/04	Schweizer Unternehmen stehen vor grosser Refinanzierungswelle
16/04	SNB-Protokoll: Geldpolitik blieb im März trotz Aufwertung expansiv
16/04	Snb minutes: inflation forecast over the medium term is therefore very close to that of the previous quarter
16/04	Snb minutes: In medium term, appreciation of the Swiss franc reduces inflationary pressure, countering possible second-round effects of the rise in energy prices
16/04	Snb minutes: in the short term, it is higher than the December forecast due to the rise in energy prices
16/04	SNB minutes: forecast is within the range of price stability over the entire forecast horizon
16/04	Snb minutes: governing board discussed the conditional inflation forecast, which assumes that the snb policy rate remains unchanged at 0%
16/04	Snb minutes: Switzerland's manufacturing industry is also less dependent on energy prices
16/04	Snb minutes: reason for this is that energy is of lower significance for consumption
16/04	SNB minutes: SNB addressed question why Switzerland is less affected by high energy prices than other countries
16/04	SNB minutes: only a slight downturn in sentiment is evident so far
16/04	Middle East war feeding uncertainty over Swiss economic outlook, SNB minutes show
16/04	SNB minutes: SNB considered how the effects of war in the Middle East were factored into the current forecasts and analyses
16/04	SNB minutes: In view of geopolitical situation and the associated flight to safe havens, however, the SNB's willingness to intervene in the foreign exchange market should remain high in order to counter a rapid and excessive appreciation of the franc
16/04	SNB minutes: War in the Middle East could curb economic activity more strongly and increase upward pressure on the Swiss franc
16/04	Snb minutes: owing to the higher energy prices, inflation is likely to rise in many countries over the coming quarters
16/04	Snb minutes: main risk to the economic and inflation outlook for Switzerland stems from developments in the global economy
16/04	SNB minutes: it also concluded that monetary policy can currently still be considered expansionary as evident, among other things, in the growth in credit and in the broad monetary aggregates
16/04	Snb minutes: however, in light of the outlooks presented with regard to inflation and the economy, they remain appropriate
16/04	SNB minutes: in medium term, Swiss inflation is likely to decline again
16/04	SNB minutes: the governing board noted that, owing to the appreciation of the Swiss franc, monetary conditions are tighter than at the time of the monetary policy assessment in December
16/04	SNB minutes: no signs of a credit crunch, and monetary policy transmission is working well
16/04	Snb minutes: monetary policy remains expansionary
16/04	Snb minutes: Swiss inflation is likely to increase in the short term due to higher energy prices, but remain within range consistent with price stability
16/04	Snb minutes: unemployment has stabilised and should decline somewhat in the coming quarters
16/04	Snb minutes: With the appreciation of the Swiss franc since the monetary policy assessment in December, monetary conditions are tighter
16/04	Snb minutes: although the output gap is currently negative due to the decline in GDP in the third quarter, it is expected to close in the coming quarters
16/04	SNB minutes: With the appreciation of the Swiss franc since December monetary policy assessment, monetary conditions are tighter
16/04	Snb minutes: Swiss GDP growth of around 1% is expected for 2026 and around 1.5% for 2027
16/04	SNB minutes: growth could be rather subdued in the short term, before recovering again in the medium term
16/04	SNB minutes: further developments on the energy markets will depend, among other things, on the duration of the war, the accessibility of the strait of hormuz, and damage to the energy infrastructure in the middle east
16/04	SNB minutes: the economic outlook for Switzerland improved slightly in the first months of the year
16/04	SNB minutes: with outbreak of war in Middle East, Swiss economic outlook for coming quarters has become more uncertain
16/04	SNB minutes: Uncertainty about the future course of oil prices remains high
16/04	Snb minutes: despite the escalation in the middle east, the scenario for global economic developments has not changed fundamentally
16/04	SNB minutes: the Swiss franc's role as a safe haven led to appreciation pressure as a result of geopolitical tensions and the escalation in the Middle East
16/04	Snb minutes: markets did not expect an adjustment to the snb policy rate at the monetary policy assessment in march
16/04	Snb minutes: medium-term inflationary pressure is virtually unchanged compared with the last monetary policy assessment
16/04	SNB minutes: since the last monetary policy assessment in December 2025, the financial market situation has been characterised by elevated volatility
16/04	SNB publishes minutes for March 2026 meeting