SNB – El Banco Nacional de Suiza incrementa los tipos a pesar de agitación en mercado

SNB – El Banco Nacional de Suiza incrementa los tipos hasta el 2,75%
jueves, 13 de septiembre de 2007, 12:15 GMT
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FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – El banco central de Suiza ha elevado los tipos de interés en 25 puntos básicos hasta el nivel de 2,75%.

Los analistas estaban divididos en sus opiniones frente al movimiento del banco central suizo. Algunos expertos veían clara la subida argumentando el fuerte crecimiento y la baja inflación en país, mientras otros economistas pensaban que un incremento en los tipos enviaría señales confusas al mercado dada la reciente agitación en los mercados financieros.

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El_Presi dijo:

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El_Presi dijo:

Para los mercados financieros es importante esta subida, ya que junto con el yen, son las divisas típicas del carry-trade.

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SNB – El Banco Nacional de Suiza incrementa los tipos hasta el 2,75%
jueves, 13 de septiembre de 2007, 12:15 GMT
http://spanish.fxstreet.com

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) – El banco central de Suiza ha elevado los tipos de interés en 25 puntos básicos hasta el nivel de 2,75%.

Los analistas estaban divididos en sus opiniones frente al movimiento del banco central suizo. Algunos expertos veían clara la subida argumentando el fuerte crecimiento y la baja inflación en país, mientras otros economistas pensaban que un incremento en los tipos enviaría señales confusas al mercado dada la reciente agitación en los mercados financieros.

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josemazgz dijo:

Que veían clara la subida por la baja inflación??? que me lo expliquen :

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DATAWATCH SNB's rate hike addresses domestic concerns; demonstrates independence

Thu, Sep 13 2007, 14:08 GMT
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ZURICH (Thomson Financial) - The Swiss National Bank's latest interest rate hike, its eighth consecutive rise in less than two years, underlines the central bank's primary concern with domestic issues such as inflation and persisting weakness of the Swiss franc.


In contrast, the potential fall out from the global credit market crisis is seen as less severe for the Swiss economy, a view underlined by its unchanged GDP growth forecast of 'close to' 2.5 pct for 2007.


The SNB's decision to hike the Libor 2.75 pct also underlines its independent stance as many economists had expected it would amow the European Central Bank's example and pause in its recent rate hiking policy.


The SNB clearly focused more on national growth prospects and inflation risks rather than international turbulences, Zuercher Kantonalbank economist David Marmet said.


Marmet said he was surprised by the central bank's decision and had expected rates to remain unchanged given an abstention would have entailed few risks.


However, the SNB's decision to hike rates was welcomed by most economists.


"The hike is consistent with previous comments regarding GDP and inflation risks," KOF economist Stephan Betschart said.


"The SNB has clearly shown more transparency and consistency than the ECB," he added, saying the move could also be a demonstration of independence.


Marmet as well as Julius Baer economist Janwillem Ackett also noted that today's rate hike will give support to the Swiss franc, which is generally seen as undervalued.


On the other hand, the the central bank's move is unlikely to have a significant impact on the Swiss market, as it is mainly of technical nature, UBS economist Reto Huenerwadel said.


"The SNB merely adjusted the target Libor to current market realties after the rate had recently climbed to as high as 2.9 pct," he explained.




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Crash dijo:

Se habrán liado con la traducción, en el artículo en inglés nombran "inflation risks":



http://www.fxstreet.com/news/forex-news/article.aspx?StoryId=ae417856-b92e-4d06-9735-058a393e0d8d

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