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Euro-zone political risk to boost Nordic & Swiss currencies

This month see the first of a number of key elections in the euro-zone this year. Investors are likely to become increasingly worried about the potential for anti-euro parties to enter government and the implications that that might have for the future of the single currency area. In this Watch, we examine the implications of heightened political worries for Nordic and Swiss currencies.

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