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SNB’s Jordan says EURCHF 1.2000 cap remains as long as necessary

SNB’s Jordan says EURCHF 1.2000 cap remains as long as necessary

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Mike Paterson
24/01/2014 | 08:29 GMT
  • if increase of our balance sheet is necessary then we should accept it

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