Berenberg: Iran War to Have 'Modest' Effect on Eurozone Under Benign Scenario; GDP, Inflation Forecasts Updated

Published on 03/06/2026 at 08:10 am EST

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04:02am	Snb minutes: Switzerland's manufacturing industry is also less dependent on energy prices	RE
04:02am	Snb minutes: reason for this is that energy is of lower significance for consumption	RE
04:01am	SNB minutes: SNB addressed question why Switzerland is less affected by high energy prices than other countries	RE
04:01am	Russian finance minister Siluanov: Russia is not going to abandon budget rule	RE
04:01am	SNB minutes: only a slight downturn in sentiment is evident so far	RE
03:58am	Russian government may resume forex operations, finance minister says	RE
03:56am	Russian economy minister says he sees strong rouble in near future amid weak capital outflows	RE
03:56am	Middle East war feeding uncertainty over Swiss economic outlook, SNB minutes show	RE
03:56am	Russian finance minister Siluanov: government is not seeking any profits from actual rouble exchange rate	RE
03:56am	SNB minutes: SNB considered how the effects of war in the Middle East were factored into the current forecasts and analyses	RE
03:55am	SNB minutes: In view of geopolitical situation and the associated flight to safe havens, however, the SNB's willingness to intervene in the foreign exchange market should remain high in order to counter a rapid and excessive appreciation of the franc	RE
03:55am	SNB minutes: War in the Middle East could curb economic activity more strongly and increase upward pressure on the Swiss franc	RE
03:55am	Snb minutes: owing to the higher energy prices, inflation is likely to rise in many countries over the coming quarters	RE
03:54am	Snb minutes: main risk to the economic and inflation outlook for Switzerland stems from developments in the global economy	RE
03:54am	SNB minutes: it also concluded that monetary policy can currently still be considered expansionary as evident, among other things, in the growth in credit and in the broad monetary aggregates	RE

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