ZURICH (Reuters) -The Swiss National Bank is taking the development of inflation “seriously”, Chairman Thomas Jordan said on Monday, although he expects the current rise in prices to be short-lived. “Some of this inflation is certainly temporary. We expect it to come down again,” Jordan told Swiss broadcaster SRF in an interview to be broadcast later on Monday. “On the other hand, all central banks have to be careful that it doesn’t become permanent, and that requires close monitoring of the situation,” Jordan added. Rising prices are becoming an increasing concern for central banks around the…