[Swiss Central Bank Rate Hike Expectations Delayed, Now Expected No Earlier Than June Next Year] BlockBeats News, August 10: Economists have postponed their expectations for the timing of a Swiss Central Bank rate hike, now predicting that the earliest hike will not occur until after June next year. According to a monthly survey by institutions, economists who previously believed borrowing costs would rise as early as this year now expect the Swiss Central Bank to take action only by 2027. Most economists believe the first rate hike may not happen until early 2028. The shift in market expectations stems from earlier reports indicating that the Swiss Central Bank currently anticipates keeping the policy rate at 0% until the end of 2027, with potential increases only thereafter. This judgment is based on the premise that no new major shocks will occur in the future and aligns with the general expectations of economists. (Jin10) [Original Link]