CHF: Inflation Outlook Supports Steady SNB Stance – Nomura
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The inflation in Switzerland remains low. At the start of the year, the annual tax remained at 0.1 percent. Compared to the previous month, prices were on average slightly lower in January 2026.
Swiss CPI reinforces SNB’s “high bar” for negative rates
Swiss January CPI delivered limited relief rather than a policy shock: 0.1% YoY in line with consensus, while the monthly print undershot slightly. This keeps the SNB in its default stance: negative rates remain a contingency tool with a very high activation threshold, and the more credible first response to renewed disinflation pressure is still via the FX channel. This release lands in a familiar Swiss macro setup: inflation is positive but lo…
The inflation in Switzerland remains low. At the start of the year, the annual tax remained at 0.1 percent. Compared to the previous month, prices were on average slightly lower in January 2026.
Swiss CPI flat as imported prices drag - ActionForex
Switzerland’s consumer prices slipped -0.1% mom in January, undershooting expectations for a flat reading. The decline was largely driven by a -0.6% drop in imported product prices, while domestic prices edged up 0.1% on the month. Core CPI, which excludes fresh and seasonal products, energy and fuel, rose 0.1%, suggesting limited underlying pressure. On an […] The post Swiss CPI flat as imported prices drag appeared first on ActionForex.
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