Swiss National Bank holds rates and eyes franc strength

The Swiss National Bank kept its policy rate at zero on Thursday amid Middle East conflict. It signaled readiness to intervene to curb the rising Swiss franc.

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The Swiss National Bank (SNB) maintained its policy rate at 0% on Thursday, the lowest level among major central banks, as it monitors the economic uncertainty resulting from the conflict in Iran. This decision met the expectations of most analysts who anticipated a hold while policymakers assess the global impact of the war involving the United States and Israel.

The logo of the Swiss National Bank is displayed on its headquarters in Bern, Switzerland, as seen in December 2025. REUTERS/Pierre Albouy
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