Switzerland July CPI Year-on-Year

Federal Statistical Office of Switzerland announced the Switzerland July CPI Year-on-Year on 2025-08-04. The reported figure stands at 0.2%, against a forecast of 0.10%, with the prior figure recorded as 0.10%.

Regarding the Switzerland July CPI Year-on-Year, Published value > Expected value = Positive for Swiss Franc, The Consumer Price Index, abbreviated as CPI, is a price change indicator calculated based on the prices of products and services related to residents' daily lives, and is commonly used to observe the level of inflation. The level of the Consumer Price Index indicates the purchasing power of consumers and reflects the economic situation. If this index declines, it indicates an economic recession, which will inevitably have an adverse effect on currency exchange rates. However, if the Consumer Price Index rises, does that mean the exchange rate will necessarily be favorable? Not necessarily, it depends on how much the Consumer Price Index "increases". If the increase is moderate, it indicates economic stability, which is certainly favorable for the currency of that country. But if the increase is too large, it can have negative effects, because the price index is inversely proportional to purchasing power; the more expensive the prices, the lower the purchasing power of the currency, which will inevitably be unfavorable for the currency of that country. When considering the impact on interest rates, the effect of this indicator on foreign exchange rates becomes even more complex.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using Changes in the prices of goods and services purchased by consumers, with monthly and annual rate data published, and updates Monthly.

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