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Swiss Consumer Prices (Nov.)

November’s rise in Swiss inflation reflected both higher energy prices and a weaker franc. But with inflation still very weak, we doubt that the Swiss National Bank will decide to alter its ultra-loose monetary policy stance at its meeting next week or for some time thereafter.

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