As the Swiss National Bank (SNB) approaches its first monetary policy decision of the year, we anticipate a further rate cut on the horizon, driven by ongoing disinflation, which would lower the policy rate to 0.25%. What impact will these monetary policy changes have on the Swiss franc and the broader Swiss economy? And how will this decision impact mortgage holders and the real estate market?

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