LA BANCA CENTRALE SVIZZERA..DETIENE IL 15% DEL PIL SVIZZERO IN AZIONI QUOTATE STRANIERE
PRIMO DATO: GLI INVESTIMENTI IN VALUTA ESTERA DELLA BANCA CENTRALE SVIZZERA SONO ANCORA GIGANTESCHI!
SONO AUMENTATI RISPETTO ALLO SCORSO ANNO.
LA PERDITA E' DI 30 MILIARDI DI FRANCHI SVIZZERI, LA PIU' GRANDE DELLA STORIA
SONO AUMENTATI RISPETTO ALLO SCORSO ANNO.
LA PERDITA E' DI 30 MILIARDI DI FRANCHI SVIZZERI, LA PIU' GRANDE DELLA STORIA
The Swiss National Bank (SNB) reports a loss of CHF 30.0 billion for the first quarter of 2015.
The loss on foreign currency positions amounted to CHF 29.3 billion. A valuation loss of CHF 1.0 billion was recorded on the gold holdings.
The SNB’s financial result depends largely on developments in the gold, foreign exchange and capital markets. Strong fluctuations are therefore to be expected, and only provisional conclusions are possible as regards the annual result.
Loss on foreign currency positions. The negative result on foreign currency positions amounted to CHF 29.3 billion in total.
On 15 January 2015, the SNB decided to discontinue the minimum exchange rate of CHF 1.20 per euro with immediate effect. This led to an appreciation of the Swiss franc and, as a result, to exchange rate-related losses on all investment currencies. For the first quarter of 2015, these amounted to a total of CHF 41.1 billion.
Interest income provided a positive contribution, at CHF 1.6 billion, as did dividend income, at CHF 0.3 billion. The generally lower interest rate level resulted in price gains of CHF 3.7 billion on interest-bearing paper and instruments. Equity securities and instruments benefited from the favourable stock market environment and contributed CHF 6.2 billion to tHE NET RESULT
SECONDO DATO IMPORTANTE : IL 18% DEGLI INVESTIMENTI SONO IN AZIONI QUOTATE STRANIERE, OVVERO CIRCA 95 MILIARDI DI FRANCHI (IL 15% DEL PIL SVIZZERO)
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