In 2024, the prices in Switzerland increased by 1.1 percent compared to the previous year, as reported by the Federal Statistical Office. SRF economic editor Nora Meuli explains the implications of this inflation rate. The rise reflects broader cost pressures affecting production and supply chains, influenced by factors such as labor costs and disruptions from geopolitical events. Consumers may face challenges adapting to higher prices, impacting spending habits in daily necessities. The Swiss National Bank aims for stable price increases, intervening to maintain economic balance.