Switzerland’s Biggest Banks Just Decided the Swiss Franc Belongs on a Blockchain Too – BlockNews Six major Swiss banks begin testing a CHF stablecoin in 2026 Move reduces reliance on dollar-backed stablecoins for settlements Signals growing global push for local currency blockchain adoption Switz...

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Swiss Franc Stablecoin Sandbox Adds UBS, Sygnum Seven institutions, including UBS and Sygnum, joined a Swiss franc stablecoin sandbox running through 2026; announcement dated Apr 8, 2026 (The Block).

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SNB Ready to Use Negative Rates, Chairman Says SNB chair said on Mar 24, 2026 the bank is prepared to introduce negative rates; 2015's -0.75% precedent highlights high hurdle and potential market sensitivity.

SNB Ready to Use Negative Rates, Chairman Says: SNB chair said on Mar 24, 2026 the bank is prepared to introduce negative rates; 2015's -0.75% precedent highlights high hurdle and potential market sensitivity. 👈 Read full analysis #SNB #NegativeRates #InterestRates #FinanceNews #SwissFranc

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💴 1 Swiss Franc now buys 200+ Yen — an all-time record.
Once "twin safe-havens," the yen and franc have totally diverged. 260% debt-to-GDP, a ¥6.8T digital deficit bleeding to Big Tech, and profits earned abroad that never come home.
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The Swiss franc climbed to an 11-year high against the dollar Tuesday, and gold surged to a record $5.3K per ounce yesterday. Investors have historically flocked to both assets amid geopolitical instability.
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CHF holds above 0.80/USD as markets expect the #SNB to keep rates at 0%.
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Swiss franc Japanese yen: How to Turn Market Panic into Profit with CHF & JPY - Finance with Tapos Kumar Why the Swiss Franc & Japanese Yen Are CRUSHING with recession fear? Learn expert Safe-Haven Secrets & How to Profit Before It’s Too Late!

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Dollar cedes ground to euro, Swiss franc shines in global reserves, IMF data shows By Karin Strohecker and Grant Smith LONDON (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar’s share of global currency reserves reported to the International Monetary Fund nudged lower to 57.7% in the first quarter of 2025 while the share of euro-denominated reserves gained, International Monetary Fund data showed. Shares of global currency reserves held in the greenback stood at 57.8% at the end of 2024, while the share of euros gained from 19.8% to 20.1% - their highest since late 2022, according to the IMF’s Currency Composition of Official Foreign Exchange Reserves (COFER) data released on Wednesday. But it was the Swiss franc which saw the most dramatic increase, quadrupling its share to 0.8% of reserves by end-March - the highest level since at least 1999 when the euro was introduced - while the share of pound sterling also rose. Foreign currency markets have seen some dramatic swings since the start of the year. The dollar lost nearly 4% in the first quarter of the year as some big policy swings from the administration under U.S. President Donald Trump, especially on trade, security and the economy, roiled market confidence in the world’s foremost reserve currency. The decline accelerated dramatically in the second quarter, when the dollar dropped more than 7% in the wake of Trump’s introduction of sweeping tariffs on "Liberation Day" in early April - though some of those measures have been put on hold. On the flip side, the Swiss franc - widely seen as a safe haven currency - has become one of the best performing currencies this year, strengthening 14% against the dollar. While currency swings do not equate to reserve managers’ willingness to hold them, the latest events have fuelled a debate on whether the U.S. dollar could be in danger of losing its status as the world’s reserve currency of choice and the center point of the global monetary system. While some point to nascent signs of de-dollarisation, there is broad agreement that any such shift would be very slow. Looking at levels in claims, U.S. dollar claims did rise 1.4% quarter-on-quarter to $6.72 trillion, though that gain was outpaced by the euro’s 2.6% rise to claims of $2.3 trillion, IMF data showed.

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Reminder: Nearly all currencies go to zero This is an interesting chart from Deutsche Bank today that is a great reminder of the long view. The first thing that stands out is the outperformance of the Swiss franc and what DB attributes it to:Until 1999, the SNB was constitutionally mandated to hold at least 40% of its reserves in gold and even though this was subsequently abandoned, they have maintained a notable holding as part of their reserves. No other economy has come close to such policy, although the Bundesbank continues to hold more gold than any central bank other than the Fed, and between 1971 and the introduction of the euro, this helped keep the currency strong, inflation low and allowed it to maintain strong PPP. The second thing that stands out is how few currencies have outperformed the US dollar despite the US abandoning the gold standard in this period. It's really only Japan and the strongest eurozone economies, which made the one-off move of transitioning the euro. But perhaps the biggest standout is the collapse of so many currencies on the list. This is far from a comprehensive list as it doesn't include basketcases like Zimbabwe but even among a list of decent (if not strong) economies, around half this list has been zeroed out. If you're investment horizon is +50 years, then there is no alternative then to factor in hard assets or other safe stores of value into your decision making. As a reminder, the US dollar has lost about 98% of its value against gold since August 1971, when it was trading at $35 per ounce and 50% since October 2022. This article was written by Adam Button at www.forexlive.com.

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Switzerland just hit 0% interest rates—again. As the world battles inflation, the SNB fights deflation and a too-strong franc. With May inflation at -0.1%, and the franc up 11% YTD, exporters are hurting. More FX moves ahead? #SNB #InterestRates #SwissFranc #Inflation #Econsky

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Analysis-Why Switzerland’s strong franc could lead it back to negative interest rates LONDON (Reuters) -Switzerland could be the first big economy to return to negative interest rates to fight a surging currency and falling prices, highlighting how quickly central bankers may be running out of conventional policy tools as a global trade war rages on. Data this week showing Swiss consumer prices fell in May prompted traders to prepare for the Swiss National Bank to cut its 0.25% benchmark rate to below zero, as it struggles to cool the red-hot franc. In 2022, Europe’s central banks left behind a decade of below-zero rates that hurt banks and savers alike. Introduced to stimulate lending, negative rates turned money orthodoxy on its head by charging banks to park deposits with their central bank rather than paying them interest for doing so. Many policymakers have since concluded they didn’t work as well as hoped, weighing on bank profits at a time when they needed to invest and pushing investors into riskier assets. As Switzerland tries to stimulate its economy it is under scrutiny by the U.S. administration for how it deals with its currency, traditionally seen as a safe-haven in unstable times. U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war has raised the risk of inflationary pressures and slower growth - a nightmare combination for central bankers, politicians, businesses and households. Complicating matters for non-U.S. policymakers is an across-the-board appreciation in tariff-sensitive currencies, from the euro and pound to the Korean won and Taiwan dollar, which hurts their respective exports and economies. The Swiss franc has gained nearly 11% against the dollar in 2025, marking its best performance at this point in the year since 2011. The problem the SNB and its peers face is that traditional policy tools, such as talking their currencies down or tinkering with short-term lending rates, are ineffectual in this environment. "Drivers of inflation which lie out of the control of any central bank always cause them to get into a bad equilibrium or a policy error," James Athey, fixed income manager at Marlborough, said. The SNB "are bullied by the FX market into going to negative rates," he said. The SNB declined to comment on that notion, but separately on Friday said it would intervene in currency markets where necessary to keep inflation on track after Switzerland was added to a U.S. list of countries monitored for unfair currency and trade practices. While other central banks are also dealing with the fallout of a weaker dollar, Switzerland has the lowest rates among big developed economies, followed by Japan, at 0.5%. Japan too is fighting to anchor inflation and the yen has gained 9% year-to-date. DON’T BE NEGATIVE Japan and euro zone governments plan huge spending packages that could stimulate growth and keep negative rates off the menu. The European Central Bank on Thursday cut rates to 2% and traders expect just one more quarter-point cut this year. The Bank of Japan is still in tightening mode, even as it too has been stymied by uncertainty over tariffs. "There are fairly good reasons to think that negative rates are not impossible over the next few years ... but I just don’t think at the moment, unless there’s a big shift in the economic narrative, that we’re going to get even close to a point of negative interest rates anywhere apart from the SNB," George Moran, European economist at RBC, said. Trump has berated Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for being too slow to loosen U.S. monetary policy, while other central banks cut rates. Exchange rates are another bugbear: he has repeatedly called out China for keeping the yuan artificially low to keep exports cheap. Other countries that use currency intervention as a tool, such as Japan and Switzerland, also risk drawing Trump’s ire, exactly when they are racing to seal trade deals with him. The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday in its semi-annual currency report did not label Switzerland a currency manipulator, but it did add it to its "monitoring list" that includes China, Japan and Taiwan, among others. The SNB on Friday said it did not engage in manipulation of the franc. "It’s going to be difficult for them (Switzerland) to be overly aggressive on the currency, but they have been in the past," Toby Gibb, head of investment solutions at UK fund manager Artemis, said. "While the obvious thing these countries will want to do is devalue, that’s going to put them in the firing line," he said. Marlborough’s Athey said the rapid shifts taking place in the global economy is raising the risk of mis-steps. "All that has to increase the chances that we don’t know, that we’re wrong. That’s all of us. Investors, central banks, everyone," he said. "We’re more likely to be wrong about where we are, where we’re headed and what the outcomes for economies, inflation and currencies will be."

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Swiss National Bank denies currency manipulation after being put on U.S. watch list ZURICH (Reuters) -The Swiss National Bank said on Friday it would intervene in foreign currency markets where necessary to keep inflation on track after the United States added Switzerland to a list o...

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SNB's Schlegel: Switzerland is not a currency manipulator * Switzerland is not a currency manipulator. * We have only acted to dampen the overvaluation of the Franc which threatened price stability. * Currency market interventions are not about gaining a competitive advantage for Switzerland. * Technical experts in the US understand the Swiss position. More: * Cannot rule out that negative rates could be a necessary instrument in the future. * National bank does not like negative rates. Just a couple of remarks on currency intervention. The SNB and the BoJ are the two most active ones among the major central banks in currency interventions. A currency manipulator though is a country that deliberately influences the exchange rate of its currency to gain unfair advantages in international trade. That's not the case for the SNB and the BoJ. They care about the impact on price stability. The part on negative rates is not new. We've heard those same comments for months. This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at www.forexlive.com.

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Dollar Rises Amid Trade Uncertainty and Fed Policy Jitters - WIOBS The U.S. dollar edges higher as mixed signals on trade talks and Federal Reserve policy leave investors wary. Explore the latest market...

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