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IMF: SNB cap on strong CHF is appropriate for now

IMF: SNB cap on strong CHF is appropriate for now

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Sean Lee
08/05/2012 | 21:47 GMT

The IMF has said that the SNBs cap on the CHF is appropriate given Switzerland’s slow growth and deflation risks, but they should return to a floating rate once conditions stabilise.

(Reuters newswires)

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