币界网报道：The Swiss National Bank (SNB) reported an 18 billion franc surge in deposits during the second quarter, marking the largest quarterly increase since 2020. This influx comes as the central bank maintains its key policy rate at 1.75% while signaling potential future hikes to curb inflation. SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan noted the bank remains prepared to intervene in currency markets if necessary, despite the Swiss franc's recent strength. The deposit rise reflects both SNB's monetary policy operations and heightened global market volatility driving demand for safe-haven assets. Analysts suggest the growing deposits could provide SNB additional flexibility for future policy moves, particularly if inflationary pressures persist in Switzerland's economy.