Key facts
- The report said Swiss inflation reached its highest level in almost three years.
- The report attributed the rise to higher oil costs and a weaker franc.
- The report gave no inflation rate, reference month or index basis for the figure.
Switzerland's inflation rate rose to the highest level in almost three years, according to a report that did not date the event. The report attributed the increase to higher oil costs and a weaker franc.
The report did not state the inflation rate, the month it referred to, or whether the figure was measured month on month or year on year. It also did not name the statistical office or any other party behind the figures.
An attached data page, citing OECD data, put Swiss inflation at 0.99% in September 2026, up from 0.81% in August 2026 and 0.22% a year earlier. That page is not the primary report and its figures are not confirmed by it.