Swiss consumer prices remained stable in April

capital flux oriented on EU, that is major trade partner of switzerland, in consequence franc has another reason to strenghtnening. BOJ 's dovish is more than just sounded, and yen instead of swiss franc is more subject to sudden sell-off due a less reiliable economy comparing Japan ed Switzerland. Dont forget that deficit-to-GDP ratio is 250% against 40%.

Forget macro indicators for the forseeable future with regard to the CHF. The most important goal of the SNB may be price stability - officiallay - but, there is something else: help the export industry to keep its profits. And, today, with zero inflation, the SNB got the go to lower interest rates further to zero or even negative rates. This will give the EUR and USD a little upwards push. Sure, realistically, the 0.25 or 0.5% reduction will not have a real effect on the economy. Its a pure paper tiger. And therefore, if the US and EU economies dont get a grip on themselves than the CHF cant be stopped. For the FX trader it means weaker CHF in the coming weeks but then we will see.

I think the CPI will be some what the same, given that the CHFUSD is up almost 7% for the month. According to a calc done in April 2025, core inflation is below 1.And because the interest rate is just 0.25%.So with this in mind, I think rates and inflation out the year will be low, so what you could do is to buy Swiss 2 year papir, Swiss Index ETFs these are macro plays. Company wise, you could buy Swiss healthcare, consumer staples and industrials. So Novartis, Nestle and Sika. These companies benefit, because of the cash they have, low inflation and strong CHF against other large currencies.

what is strange is that SNB has already reduced rates and BOJ has raised rates but recently they held the rates (did not reduce) but yet , CHF/JPY is going strong. Same thing with EUR/JPY. I understand that BOJ sounded dovish but they did not reduce their rates. Can someone well versed with forex please explain to me why CHF & EUR rose against JPY. Whereas UJ and CADJPY dropped

Switzerland Consumer Price Index (CPI) YoY = 0.0%.

Very strong possibility of SNB going negative in June.

CHF is the flagship of the new world monetary order.

Everyone sees weaker CHF, makes a trade and gets dragged to the stoploss. So far market worked this way. Will it change?