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The economists at Credit Suisse Economic Research analyze economic developments, sector trends, and regional developments on an ongoing basis. Choose the subscriptions you require – and make sure you stay one step ahead.

  • Global CO2 tax: What does this mean for Swiss consumer demand?

    Global CO2 tax: What does this mean for Swiss consumer demand?

    Climate change is here to stay. One possible countermeasure under discussion in Switzerland and around the world is higher taxation for CO2 emissions. Would higher prices for CO2 result in "greenflation"? The experts at Credit Suisse looked at four scenarios to determine the possible effects of raising the price of CO2 emissions on Swiss prices.

  • Hedging currency risks continues to be important

    Hedging currency risks continues to be important

    Many economic sectors are feeling the effects of the economic upswing, but the consequences of the pandemic and global supply bottlenecks are dimming the outlook. How do Swiss companies react to potential currency risks in light of these challenges? Credit Suisse annual survey of assessments of the FX market.

  • Despite COVID – retailers pleased with 2021

    Despite COVID – retailers pleased with 2021

    Swiss retail trends remained under the influence of the COVID pandemic in 2021. Due to the lockdowns affecting the hospitality and leisure industry, a rebound in consumption, and less shopping tourism, some segments generated higher revenues. Trends such as these are likely to have less of an impact on retail in the future. This year's Retail Outlook for 2022 takes a closer look at this and other aspects such as special price campaigns by offline and online retailers.

  • The pandemic and digitalization. How will the Swiss office property market react?

    The pandemic and digitalization. How will the Swiss office property market react?

    Switzerland's economy is continuing to recover quite nicely from the slump caused by the pandemic, but demand for office properties is lagging behind. In spite of the economic upturn, we anticipate that vacancy rates and, hence, the amount of available space, will remain high. Over the long term, however, the transformation of the world of work could lead to an increased need for office workspaces, allowing providers of office space to see a sharp rise in demand.

  • Hedging ratio for currency risks no higher

    Hedging currency risks systematically.

    For many companies, 2020 was a year characterized by major uncertainty. But the hedging ratios in Swiss companies' currency management were not increased. What exchange rates do companies expect in the future? Credit Suisse's study on exchange rate trends answers this question and more.

  • Roller-coaster ride for Swiss retailing. Online sales are booming

    The lockdown imposed by the Federal Council in the spring brought the Swiss economy to a virtual standstill. Where are things likely to go from here? Retail Outlook 2021 shows what impact the COVID-19 crisis is having on the Swiss retail trade and the extent to which online business is benefiting.

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