Switzerland’s central bank keeps monetary policy unchanged while forecasting low inflation in 2026.
Switzerland’s central bank keeps monetary policy unchanged while forecasting low inflation in 2026.
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Inflation at 0% is unlikely to persuade the SNB to make a move on rates this month.
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Service providers reported lower consumer confidence and subdued business activity.
At 2.2%, overall inflation in November came in higher than in October and slightly above expectations, while core inflation was unchanged and in line with forecasts.
Inflation is expected to remain close to target, meaning the ECB is unlikely to change interest rates.