In this episode of Swiss View, Jess Roberson and Jamie Vrijhof unpack the growing dilemma facing central banks as global uncertainty continues to mount.

They begin with the fragile US-Iran ceasefire—asking the key question: will it hold, even in the short term? The discussion explores potential market and economic consequences if tensions re-escalate, and how quickly sentiment can shift in such a volatile geopolitical environment.

Turning to monetary policy, Jess and Urs examine where major central banks are heading next. With interest rate paths becoming increasingly unclear, they discuss the balancing act between controlling inflation and supporting economic growth.

Closer to home, the episode dives into the recent uptick in inflation in Switzerland and what it could mean for policy decisions going forward. The conversation also highlights developments in the Swiss franc, including the growing challenge of international scrutiny—particularly from the United States—around Switzerland’s currency practices.

Blending geopolitics, macroeconomics, and market insight, this episode sheds light on the difficult position central banks find themselves in—and what it means for investors navigating an uncertain landscape.

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