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SNB President Martin Schlegel emphasizes high threshold for reintroducing negative interest rates despite economic pressures

The Swiss National Bank makes a significant monetary policy shift, reducing its policy rate to 0% following sustained decline in inflation.

The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has cut its key interest rate to 0%, marking a significant shift in monetary policy amid low inflation pressures.

In a significant monetary policy shift, SNB reduces key interest rate to 0% citing decreased inflationary pressure

SNB Chair Martin Schlegel announces readiness to implement negative interest rates amid economic uncertainty and strong franc concerns.

Switzerland's central bank unexpectedly cuts interest rates to 0.25%, becoming one of the first major economies to ease monetary policy in 2025

SNB reports CHF1.2 billion in foreign currency purchases for 2024, marking significant strategy change from previous year's CHF132.9 billion sales.

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