The rise in Swiss headline inflation in September will be welcomed by the Swiss National Bank, but subdued price pressures mean we expect the SNB to keep rates on hold until 2020. Elsewhere, Swedish August production data appear to suggest that the economy had another strong quarter in Q3.
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