The Swiss National Bank’s decision to leave its monetary policy settings unchanged on Thursday was something of a formality. But whereas some commentators have suggested that the Bank is out of ammunition, we think it is on course to cut interest rates even further into negative territory, probably to -1.00%, possibly as soon as early 2020. In contrast, we expect policymakers at the Norges Bank to raise interest rates again next week.
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