Swiss September CPI hits +1.0% year-on-year, matching expectations
Swiss CPI for September rose 1.0% y/y as expected, with core inflation at 0.5%.
China's September manufacturing PMI rose to 52.1, beating expectations, while services also exceeded forecasts.
A detailed breakdown and implications will follow in a separate post.
S&P Global / RatingDog PMIs for September:
Manufacturing came in at 52.1
Services registered 51.6
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