Since 2019, $100 shrank to $77 in the US but $93 in Switzerland

So what

Cumulative inflation since 2019 has wiped out nearly a quarter of the dollar's purchasing power - a larger loss than in most of Western Europe and Japan. Switzerland and Japan stand out as havens, while Türkiye is a different order of magnitude, losing nearly 90%. Pricing, pay and contract-indexation decisions should be built on this cumulative view, not on this year's cooling inflation rate.