The Swiss National Bank has slashed its interest rate to zero, raising the possibility of negative rates in the future. This decision aims to combat low inflation and comes amid global economic uncertainty. What does this mean for savers and the markets?
The Swiss National Bank has cut interest rates to 0% amid declining inflation, raising concerns about a potential return to negative rates. The move aims to stabilize the economy in face of global uncertainty.
In a chaotic end to the week, global stocks have plummeted while the dollar plunges to a decade low against the Swiss franc amid escalating tariff tensions between the U.S. and China. Safe havens like gold soar, signaling investor anxiety.
As the trade war intensifies with new tariffs, investors flee to safe havens like the yen and Swiss franc. With markets in turmoil and recession fears growing, what does this mean for your investments?
In a turbulent financial landscape, Wall Street futures plummeted as deflationary pressures in China and U.S. economic concerns dominated headlines. The yen and Swiss franc gained strength, while Trump’s tariff policies spark recession fears.
