Job boom creates Swiss immigration headache for EU trade talks
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Switzerland is scrambling to keep a lid on immigration from its top trade partner, the European Union, as a jobs boom powered by the countrys low-tax business model turns population growth into a political hot potato. The issue helped derail talks in 2021 to overhaul rules governing some 300 billion Swiss francs of annual trade, and threatens to do so again after Brussels and Bern relaunched negotiations in March, aiming for a deal by year-end. With runaway population growth fuelling calls by Swiss nationalists to reject closer ties with the bloc, Switzerland is seeking to introduce a protection clause into the EU deal that would let it control immigration, diplomats and lawmakers say.
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HFMDX | Hennessy Cornerstone | 0.69 | ||||
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BPAIX | Boston Partners | 0.17 |
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