The SNB has decided neither to raise nor lower its key interest rate. What does this mean for mortgage rates in Switzerland?
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On September 21, the SNB surprisingly refrained from raising its key interest rate. What does this mean for mortgage interest rates?
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Homeowners can take simple measures to live more sustainably, protect the environment and reduce their housing costs. We'll tell you how.
For the fourth time in a row this year, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) has lowered the key interest rate: this time by a remarkable 50 basis points.
