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Martin Schlegel

Martin Schlegel

Swiss economist

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    Swiss inflation reaches two-year high of 1.0% in September as oil prices jump 31.2%

    Switzerland's annual inflation rate climbed to 1.0% in September 2026, driven by rising petroleum costs while the Swiss National Bank kept its policy rate steady at 0.0%.

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