Key facts
- The Swiss National Bank has kept its interest rates unchanged.
- The central bank reiterated its readiness to sell the Swiss franc.
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) has decided to maintain its current interest rate, signaling a pause in its monetary tightening cycle. Alongside this decision, the central bank's policymakers have strongly reiterated their commitment to intervening in the foreign exchange market by selling the Swiss franc. This dual approach suggests the SNB is balancing inflation concerns with the need to manage the strength of its currency.