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Polling Correspondent at Reuters. Native of India. Views are my own; re-tweets my curiosities. Alis volat propriis.
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SNB to Keep Rates at 0% this Year and Next, Experts Say

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By Indradip Ghosh Verified, Mumal Rathore Verified
| GuruTrade
BENGALURU, June 15 (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank will keep its key policy rate at 0% on June 18 and for the rest of the year, according to all ​the economists who responded to a Reuters poll, as a stronger franc partly offset ‌the impact of the energy price shock related to the U.S. war on Iran. Swiss inflation was 0.6% in May, comfortably within the SNB’s 0% to 2% target band, even as other economies, including the U.S. and euro zone, felt ​the inflationary impact of surging fuel prices.
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Bank of Canada to hold rates steady on July 30, but cut two more times in 2025- Reuters poll

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By Indradip Ghosh Verified, Mumal Rathore Verified
| WWDK-FM (Holt , MI) Verified
By Indradip Ghosh and Mumal Rathore BENGALURU (Reuters) -The Bank of Canada will hold its overnight interest rate steady at 2.75% on July 30 for the third consecutive meeting thanks to a recent rise in inflation and a fall in unemployment, according to a Reuters poll of economists that still found many expect at least two more cuts this year.
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