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Weekly Market Outlook

It’s central banks’ easing time! On the back of severe disinflationary pressures due to oil prices,

CHF soars as the SNB scraps the exchange rate floor vs. EUR and

No holidays for central banks The sharp decline in oil prices is putting a lot of pressure on central banks.

As the year and approaches, FX volatility should come down.

ECB’s QE is getting nearer. The persistent deflationary pressures have recently been exacerbated by the plunge in oil prices.

We do not expect a ‘Yes’ in the referendum on gold, but such an outcome would bring the SNB action forward:

EURCHF on a collision course with EURCHF “floor” EURCHF continues to grind lower, increasing the speculation that it’s only

Safe haven inflows into Switzerland are starting to unwind. According to SNB data,

Sterling traders adjust strategy after “no” victory The Scotland says “no” to independence, hence the 307-year-old union remains intact.

Only words, no action, as expected. CHF clearly overvalued.

The result of the first ECB TLTRO will be announced and we expect a fairly low takeof EUR97bn.

The EUR/CHF cross has traded in a wide range around Chf1.2100 in recent sessions,