Zoe Schneeweiss

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Zoe Schneeweiss |Ott Ummelas

Los tres recortes de tasas de interés en poco más de 24 horas por parte de bancos centrales europeos pusieron de manifiesto un cambio de rumbo, en un momento en que las autoridades monetarias tratan de gestionar las consecuencias de las impredecibles políticas comerciales de Donald Trump.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Zoe Schneeweiss |Ott Ummelas

(Bloomberg) -- Three interest-rate cuts in just over 24 hours by central banks in Europe highlighted a shift as monetary officials seek to manage the fallout from Donald Trump’s unpredictable trade policies. Central bankers in Switzerland and Sweden had suggested as recently as March that they were most likely done loosening, but the Swiss National Bank instead trimmed borrowing costs by 25 basis points on Thursday, following a similar move by Sweden’s Riksbank a day earlier.

1 week ago | arkansasonline.com | Bastian Benrath-Wright |Zoe Schneeweiss

Let us read it for you. Listen now. Your browser does not support the audio element. The Swiss National Bank will probably lower its interest rate to zero this week and stay there for some time, a Bloomberg survey of economists showed, just as new government forecasts pointed to persistently slow inflation. Policymakers will reduce borrowing costs by a quarter point on Thursday, almost 80% of their predictions show.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Zoe Schneeweiss |Harumi Ichikura

Die Schweizerische Nationalbank wird ihren Leitzins laut einer Bloomberg-Umfrage unter Ökonomen diese Woche wahrscheinlich auf null senken und für einige Zeit auf diesem Niveau belassen. Fast 80% der Befragten äußerten die Erwartung, dass die eidgenössischen Währungshüter die Zinsen am Donnerstag um einen Viertelpunkt herabsetzen werden. Damit würde der Leitzins auf das Niveau zurückkehren, das er zuletzt im September 2022 erreicht hatte, als sieben Jahre negativer Zinssätze endeten.

1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Bastian Benrath-Wright |Zoe Schneeweiss |Harumi Ichikura

(Bloomberg) -- The Swiss National Bank will probably lower its interest rate to zero this week and stay there for some time, a Bloomberg survey of economists showed, just as new government forecasts pointed to persistently slow inflation. Policymakers will reduce borrowing costs by a quarter point on Thursday, almost 80% of their predictions show. That would return the benchmark to the level it last crossed in September 2022, when seven years of negative rates ended.