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SNB ready to intervene; Sweden’s GDP to disappoint

While the fall in the Swiss franc after the ECB meeting this week will have calmed some nerves at the SNB, we think that the currency will rise further over the next six months and it is a question of when rather than if policymakers cut rates again. Meanwhile, the flash estimate of Q2 GDP data from Sweden next week is likely to show that growth slowed sharply from the first quarter.

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