Looking at the details of the Swiss CPI print, upside momentum from transport and recreation categories stands out (contributing a combined 0.21pp more than in June). Overall it remains that this was the second consecutive positive print in Swiss CPI.
⦁ Transport services (airfares but also "public transport abroad" in particular) and package holidays (part of recreation category) were behind the acceleration here, having seen higher Y/Y prints this time - that might help explain parts of the unusual higher services / imported inflation combination.
⦁ Food inflation meanwhile has fallen this time, contributing 0.06pp less than in June.
⦁ Further details see table / chart below:

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