Consumer prices remained stable in March

Consumer prices remained stable in March

From bfs.admin.ch

The consumer price index (CPI) remained unchanged in March 2024 compared with the previous month at 107.1 points (December 2020 = 100). Inflation was +1.0% compared with the same month of the previous year. These are the results of the Federal Statistical Office (FSO). The stability of the index compared with the previous month was the result of opposing trends that offset one another overall. Prices for international package holidays and air transport increased, as well as those for clothing and footwear. In contrast, prices for supplementary accommodation and cars decreased, as did those for hire of private means ... (full story)

CHF is gone GBPCHF 1.15200 incoming

a rate cut and now 0% inflation .. so sell CHF for the upcoming month guys

so thats why CHF been selling like crazy for weeks

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a rate cut and now 0% inflation .. so sell CHF for the upcoming month guys

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Good for swiss it's o inflation time

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