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Swiss Inflation Rate Unexpectedly Rises in Relief for SNB

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Swiss consumer prices unexpectedly rose in June, offering respite to the central bank after a dip below zero forced it to end a period of positive borrowing costs.

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Prices rose slightly, among other things, in the hotel industry and for package tours abroad – as well as for vegetables.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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Inflation data do not give any reason for further interest-rate reductions. Domestic inflation speaks against it. Therefore, we expect constant interest rates for the September meeting of the Swiss National Bank (SNB).

Consumer prices went up again, after having made a brief incursion into negative territory the previous month. The acceleration of tariffs for local products compensated for the sharp fall in costs for imported commoditiesIn June, inflation increased by 0.1% over one year and by 0.2% compared to the previous month, announced Thursday the Federal Statistical Office (OFS) in a press release. These data are in the upper range of forecasts. The econ…

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