Economy and Government Reporter Switzerland
Bastian Benrath is an Economy and Government Reporter in Switzerland. He specializes in finance, trading, and financial markets, with a focus on regional interests and world news, including Europe, the UK, and the Middle East. Bastian's insights have been featured in prominent publications such as Stripe, The Economic Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Bastian Benrath's coverage focuses on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on government announcements. His articles predominantly revolve around UK-Swiss relations, the Swiss National Bank, and the Swiss Economy.
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Switzerland will create a drone battalion by 2028 as the government refocuses the army on defending against hybrid threats and long-range attacks.
By: Kate Sullivan, Bastian Benrath
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Switzerland is opening contract talks for a new long-range air defense system, while scaling back a planned sales-tax increase intended to help fund its military buildup.
Swiss President Guy Parmelin will meet US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer later this month for talks as the two countries aim to finalize a broader trade deal amid renewed tariff pressure from Washington.
The Swiss National Bank must stay ready to either raise or cut interest rates if economic circumstances require it, the International Monetary Fund said.
The Swiss government’s plan to make UBS Group AG hold significantly more capital was praised wholeheartedly by the International Monetary Fund.
The Swiss National Bank sold francs in the first quarter, intervening to stop the currency’s surge when the US and Israel started to attack Iran.
UBS Group AG already has enough capital to meet the proposed new requirements in the Swiss government’s reform, according to the Swiss National Bank.
By: Bastian Benrath
Die UBS verfügt nach Einschätzung der Schweizerischen Nationalbank derzeit bereits über ausreichend Kapital, um die von der Schweizer Regierung vorgeschlagenen neuen Anforderungen im Rahmen der Reform zu erfüllen.
