Switzerland’s government looks set to remain largely unchanged after the federal elections this Sunday, and we do not expect a significant change in economic policy. But voters’ grievances about the failure of Credit Suisse will keep the pressure on lawmakers to enhance banking regulation. Overall, we still think that economic growth will pick up next year, after broadly stagnating this year.
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