After unexpected lower inflation numbers yesterday, the Swiss franc fell on the currency markets.
The markets had expected inflation to come in at around the central bank’s target of 2%, but in fact it was 1.3%.
The Swiss National Bank‘s target rate is 1.8% for the first quarter of this year, but the latest numbers mean it’s almost certainly going to undershoot.
This is fuelling expectations the SNB may be the first central bank in the G10 to cut interest rates.
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