Swiss Sight Deposits (CHF) (w/e Apr 10) Total 461.3bln (prev. 464.3bln), Domestic 437.5bln (prev. 429.9bln)

The decline in total Swiss sight deposits suggests some tightening in liquidity conditions, which may influence market expectations for the Swiss National Bank's (SNB) monetary policy stance.

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Swiss Sight Deposits (CHF) (w/e Apr 10) Total 461.3bln (prev. 464.3bln), Domestic 437.5bln (prev. 429.9bln)

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The increase in domestic deposits, however, indicates that banks may be holding more reserves, possibly in anticipation of further rate hikes or as a response to external pressures. This mixed signal could inform trading strategies, particularly for CHF and related assets.

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