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Swiss Consumer Prices (Nov.)

While November’s fall in Swiss inflation was mainly due to energy effects, the weakness of core inflation will do little to ease fears that the economy may be experiencing a sustained bout of damaging deflation and keeps the onus on the Swiss National Bank to take further action.

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