What could the SNB do to ease policy further?

The more dovish than expected stance adopted by the ECB at today’s monetary policy meeting supports our view that the SNB will also keep rates lower for longer. And if the euro-zone economy disappoints as we expect, the SNB may find itself having to get creative to prevent the franc from rising in the future.

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