Switzerland’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 0.3% in October 2025, marking a continuation of a downward trend from a 0.2% decline in September. The most recent data, updated on November 3, 2025, underscores a month-over-month analysis, which shows a consistent decrease in consumer prices across the two-month period.
The Swiss economy entered October 2025 with the CPI registering at -0.2% in September. This reflected a month-over-month comparison that highlighted a decline from the prior month’s figures. With October's figures dipping further to -0.3%, it raises questions about the ongoing deflationary pressures within the Swiss market.
Market analysts are closely monitoring these figures, as persistent deflation could signal underlying challenges in consumer demand and broader economic health. The continual drop in the CPI could potentially lead to adjustments in monetary policy by Swiss economic authorities, as they seek to stabilize prices and stimulate growth. The next updates on these indicators will be crucial in determining the trajectory of Switzerland's economic recovery and price stability moving forward.
