Switzerland remains focused on deflation risk as SNB set to hold rates
The SNB is set to hold rates at 0% while focusing on inflation and franc strength, as Switzerland remains concerned about deflation.
US September flash services PMI rose to 58.7, beating the 56.0 forecast. Manufacturing PMI jumped to 57.0.
The data represents a substantial increase, reinforcing the Federal Reserve's rate increase and hawkish policy stance. All three measures are at five-year highs.
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The SNB is set to hold rates at 0% while focusing on inflation and franc strength, as Switzerland remains concerned about deflation.
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