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Swiss National Bank still pulling out all the stops

The SNB’s pledge to go on purchasing large quantities of corporate bonds while providing generous liquidity to the banking sector and intervening ‘decisively’ in currency markets has left it among the central banks acting most aggressively to support the economy. With the Bank unlikely to reverse its support any time soon, the Swiss economy might not contract as sharply as we had feared next year.

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