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Swiss CPI (Jul.)

July’s rise in Swiss inflation was driven by faster energy and food inflation, while underlying price pressures remained very weak. And with the franc set to remain strong by historical standards, we expect the Swiss National Bank to leave interest rates unchanged until 2020.

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