SNB chairman expects Swiss inflation to pick up - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMizgFBVV95cUxQaFVrNXlMZnNtYTZlMy1NMy0tLWJzZnYwX2x5aGlnUzJjQ29hQzZYR2FmcERsdkljazViNlR2RVc0bVlUQm1ETG9pSW92YURlZGhaWlMtNXE4dUFCUmhwdFhBS0dIRnVqYlhuTkZfM1FHbWw4c292bW9TdFhMOFc1SFd5RnVPeGdHbndHMUVXYXpoOVdKUGNmZ21fTWpwclZGaWJ5RlFhQllsR0NERF9EbENnSVBtcHVWOE1sRDdrSUJjSzRXQ3Zxcjcybl9oUQ?oc=5" target="_blank">SNB chairman expects Swiss inflation to pick up</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Swiss National Bank Chairman Martin Schlegel anticipates a rise in inflation, noting that temporary negative readings are not alarming, as the SNB focuses on medium-term price stability.

SNB Chairman Martin Schlegel indicates that while Switzerland may experience temporary negative inflation, the central bank remains focused on medium-term price stability, expecting inflation to rise in the coming months.

SNB Chairman Martin Schlegel observes that despite U.S. tariffs and global uncertainty, many parts of the economy have shown resilience, with Swiss inflation remaining low at 0.1% in January.