SNB Vice Chair Martin: With the conflict in the Middle East, the economic outlook has become considerably more uncertain

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In our baseline scenario, we anticipate that the increase in energy prices will raise inflation in many countries in the short term. Furthermore, global economic growth is likely to temporarily slow somewhat, partly as higher inflation is likely to weigh on consumers’ purchasing power.

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SNB Vice Chair Martin's remarks underscore a significant concern regarding rising energy prices and their impact on inflation and consumer purchasing power. With the geopolitical tensions in the Middle East contributing to this uncertainty, traders should consider how these factors could influence Swiss monetary policy, particularly in terms of rate expectations and fixed income markets.

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