The Swiss franc edged higher to around 0.799 per USD, hovering near the highest since 2011, after the Swiss National Bank kept interest rates unchanged at 0% for a second straight meeting, as widely expected. The central bank emphasized a slightly improved economic outlook, partly due to a recent US tariff deal, which reinforces a cautious approach toward negative rates. Policymakers also observed that recent inflation has slightly undershot expectations, leading to lower short-term forecasts but minimal change in the medium-term outlook.