Swiss Sight Deposits (CHF) (w/e 21 Mar): Total 460.95bln (prev. 457bln ), Domestic 433.09bln (prev. 432.8bln )

The increase in Swiss sight deposits suggests enhanced liquidity in the banking system, potentially indicating a more dovish stance from the Swiss National Bank (SNB).

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Swiss Sight Deposits (CHF) (w/e 21 Mar): Total 460.95bln (prev. 457bln ), Domestic 433.09bln (prev. 432.8bln )

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This uptick could influence market sentiment by signaling that the SNB is maintaining accommodative policy measures, which may have implications for the Swiss franc and broader Eurozone dynamics.

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