Due to the recent interruption of the trend of Switzerland's economic growth rebound and moderate inflation decline, Thursday's interest rate decision by the Swiss central bank may be a difficult choice. Nomura Securities' European economist George Moran said, "We expect to lower the policy rate by 25 basis points to 1.25% at the upcoming meeting... This is our basic assumption because inflation is within the target range and is expected to remain within this range. The Swiss National Bank believes that the current policy is restrictive," "However, this is a very balanced decision." Although inflation has been within the central bank's target range of 0-2% since June 2023, Swiss National Bank Governor Jordan recently stated that the central bank believes there is a "slight upward risk" in its inflation forecast, which would mean that "the monetary policy stance will be more accommodative than expected."