Fed's Collins: September jobs data was mixed - CNBC

At its monetary policy assessment in September 2025, the Swiss National Bank decided to leave its policy rate at 0%. The SNB also indicated that it remains willing to be active in the foreign exchange market as necessary. The SNB makes monetary policy decisions, such as that taken in September, at its monetary policy assessments. These take place in March, June, September and December. Every decision is based on the SNB's mandate, which is to ensure price stability while taking due account of economic developments. The monetary policy strategy provides the framework for monetary policy decision-making. In it the SNB sets out its definition of price stability, namely an inflation rate of between 0% and 2%. The SNB seeks to keep inflation within the range consistent with price stability over the medium term. The monetary policy decision-making process is divided SNB's Chairman Schlegel: Ready to go negative on rates if necessary SNB's Gov. Schlegel: SNB policy is currently expansionary.

Fed's Williams: Clear communication can limit market disruption WILLIAMS SAYS HAVE NOT BEEN ON SUSTAINABLE FISCAL PATH FOR A WHILE

Retail sales decreased 0.7% to $69.8 billion in September. Sales were down in six of nine subsectors, led by decreases at motor vehicle and parts dealers. Core retail sales—which ...

Thank you, Robin, and to the students, advisers, and others who are our guests today, welcome to the Federal Reserve. I'm glad I could be here this morning for these finals of the ...

Fed's Miran: Implications of yesterday's data 'obviously dovish'. Fed's Miran: I would vote for a 25-bps cut if my vote were a marginal vote MIRAN SAYS WE SHOULD BE FORECAST-DEPENDENT, NOT DATA-DEPENDENT MIRAN SAYS LABOR MARKET DATA NOT AS STRONG AS WE WOULD LIKE MIRAN SAYS FINANCIAL CONDITION THAT MATTERS MOST IS HOUSING