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Swiss CPI (November)

The unexpected fall in Swiss inflation to 1.4% in November ensures that the SNB will not be at all tempted to raise interest rates in December, despite the Bank’s recent statements to the contrary. Moreover, the low level of core inflation supports our view that policymakers will cut rates by 25bp to 1.5% in March.

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