Swiss producer and import prices in November show a contraction of -1.6% compared to the previous year, barely improving from the -1.7% of the prior month. This slight recovery suggests some stabilization in deflationary pressures, although the downward trend persists. For crypto investors, these macroeconomic indicators reflect global economic weakness and supply-demand dynamics in key markets. The persistence of depressed productive prices could keep pressure on central banks to continue accommodative monetary policies, a factor that has historically supported alternative assets like cryptocurrencies.