Rising Swiss Inflation Will Not Derail Rate Cuts, Economists Say
ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss annual inflation in April accelerated faster than expected, data from the Federal Statistics Office showed on Thursday, although economists said they still expected the Swiss National Bank to make further interest rate cuts.
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