The IMF expects the Swiss economy to grow by 1.3% this year, down from a previous 1.7% forecast. In its first view for 2026, ...

The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday urged Switzerland to strengthen the resilience of its banks and address the flaws ...

The Swiss economy faces significant downside risks if the country is hit by the full force of looming U.S. tariffs, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday. The IMF expects the Swiss economy ...

Switzerland’s planned financial regulation reforms are “bold” and should make the country more resistant to crises, the ...

Switzerland continues to benefit from strong fundamentals, highly credible institutions, and a skilled labor force, positioning it among the world’s most competitive, resilient, and innovative ...

The IMF has backed Swiss authorities’ financial sector reforms, including a controversial proposal for UBS to hold significantly more capital than its peers, describing the plans as “bold” and ...

Trade tensions and fractious geopolitics risk exposing deep fault lines in the global financial system, the central bank ...

"Downside risks are significant," said Gabriel Di Bella, head of the IMF delegation to Switzerland, during a press briefing in Bern. "Downside risks come, of course, from potentially higher tariffs or ...

High-level U.S. officials are expected to meet with Chinese counterparts in Geneva, Switzerland, this week, marking the first time since Trump ignited a trade war.

The IMF also projects U.S. inflation will increase in the U.S., reaching about 3% by the end of the year. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, in a speech on April 16 , had also warned that import ...

Switzerland's population grew by nearly 147,000 in 2023, driven primarily by net migration, which accounted for around 139,000 people, including more than 50,000 Ukrainian nationals fleeing conflict.

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