TREE NEWS reports: Switzerland’s consumer price index was unchanged in September, coming in at 0% month on month, in line with expectations of 0% but down from a 0.4% rise in the prior month. The reading points to flat sequential price pressure in the Swiss economy for the month.
Swiss September CPI Flat at 0% MoM, Missing 0.4% Prior
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The flat monthly print marks a sharp deceleration from the prior month's gain, reinforcing the picture of subdued sequential price pressure in Switzerland. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is indirect: softer inflation can ease pressure on the Swiss National Bank's policy stance, which matters for franc-linked and rate-sensitive digital asset flows. Whether this flatness persists into coming months, or proves a one-off, is the open question.
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