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Swiss CPI (May)

Switzerland’s inflation rate remained at 1.4% in May as an increase in rents was offset by a further fall in core goods prices. With inflation in line with the SNB’s forecast published in March and the Q1 GDP figures suggesting that underlying economic growth has picked up, we think the SNB will leave rates on hold at its meeting on the 20th of June. 

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