The Swiss Consumer Price Index (CPI) recorded a further slowdown in October 2025, with the year-over-year rate declining to 0.1%, according to the latest data released on November 3, 2025. This marks a slight decrease from the previous month’s annual change of 0.2% in September.
The easing inflation rate signals a continuation of weakened price pressures within the Swiss economy. Despite the downward trend, the modest movement in the CPI suggests the stabilization of consumer prices over the month, maintaining a low but consistent level of inflation.
This downturn in the CPI may prompt policymakers to evaluate potential measures to boost consumer spending and achieve a more robust economic equilibrium. As the Swiss economy continues to navigate through these temperate inflationary conditions, stakeholders and investors will be closely monitoring any policy decisions or external factors that might influence the economic landscape in the coming months.
