The SNB will mirror the ECB by keeping its policy settings unchanged once again at its June meeting (Thursday 16th). But with a July rate hike by euro-zone policymakers now locked in, the era of policy stasis in Switzerland is drawing to a close, and an unscheduled rate rise by the SNB before its next scheduled meeting, in September, now seems the most likely outcome.
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