Swiss Inflation Hits 0.8% on Higher Energy Costs

The Swiss inflation rate rose to 0.8% in August, driven by higher energy costs. According to data released recently, this marks a slight increase from July's figure of 0.5%. The rise in inflation is attributed to the increasing prices of energy-related goods and services.

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