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The SNB's approach isn't that much of a head-scratcher once you look at the CHF's safe-haven status. They have to manage capital inflows differently than most other major central banks, and that dictates a lot of their policy.

That's a great point about the SNB's focus on broader price stability rather than just the 2% target. It does make their policy decisions a bit more nuanced to interpret compared to some other central banks. Do you think this approach has ultimately served the Swiss economy better in the long run, especially considering global financial volatility?

Definitely a different approach. I wonder if their historical focus on currency strength also plays a role in how they view price stability, given how much they intervene in FX.