US EditionBefore the Ecb Interest Rate Decision: Largest Month Minus in 13 Years with Daily Money
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Today, another ECB interest rate decision is pending. Economists expect an interest break. Regardless of this, the fall in daily money has intensified further in recent weeks. However, a counter-movement can be seen in long-term fixed funds.
With daily money, many savers are currently making a loss business – interest rates are below the inflation rate. According to a new analysis, there is particularly little to fetch from savings banks.
The short period of perceptible savings interest rates did not last long, the interest rates on savings accounts are again in decline. As an analysis by Moneyland shows, in July 2025 adult savers in Switzerland receive only 0.18 percent interest (unweighted average) on their savings account – this is unpleasant CHF 1.80 per CHF 1,000 a year. The conditions of around 150 savings accounts of Swiss banks have been incorporated into the anlayse. The…
According to the decision of the National Bank, interest on savings accounts falls. On average, savers receive only 0.18 percent interest on their balances.
The SNB's interest rate cuts have also been reflected in the half-yearly balance sheet of Valais' Kantonalbank. Interest income was clearly declining, which was only partially offset by rising earnings in the other business segments.
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