The Swiss central bank’s (SNB) decision to scrap its franc cap came in anticipation of the European Central Bank’s (ECB) likely adoption of quantitative easing measures.
The ECB-meeting on Thursday (Jan 22) could see the centralbank approve a bond-buying scheme to fight deflation and revive growth in the euro zone.
Video courtesy of en.jyskebank.tv
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