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Swiss economic calendar: key data and earnings Sep 24‑Oct 1, 2026

The Swiss market will see a series of corporate results, central bank assessments and macro data releases, including the SNB's monetary assessment, KOF forecasts, Roche Pharma Day and multiple earnings reports.

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Elena Kovač · Central Banks Desk · 24 Sept 2026 · 05:29 · 1 min read
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The Swiss financial calendar for the week of 24 September to 1 October 2026 features a mix of corporate earnings, central‑bank commentary and macro‑economic indicators.

On 24 September, Xlife will publish its first‑half results, Hilti will release eight‑month earnings, and the Swiss National Bank (SNB) will present its monetary‑policy assessment. ABB is scheduled to webcast new data‑center products, Hiag will hold a capital‑market day and Perrot Duval will convene its general meeting.

25 September brings the KOF consensus forecast for the Swiss economy.

No scheduled events are listed for 26 September.

27 September is reserved for federal popular votes.

On 28 September, Roche will host its 2026 Pharma Day.

29 September sees the release of the KOF September business‑climate index.

30 September is a busy day: Santhera, EvoNext, Matador, EPH and EEII will each publish first‑half results; Leclanché will report its 2025 outlook; the SNB will disclose foreign‑exchange market intervention volumes for Q2; the KOF autumn outlook will be released; the UBS‑CFA index for September will be published; and the Gasverband will hold a CO₂ congress.

1 October, the Federal Statistical Office (BFS) will release August retail sales, July services sales, the September consumer‑price index and the September purchasing‑managers index. Sika will conduct its 2026 Investor Day.

The list is provided for informational purposes and no guarantee of completeness or accuracy is given.

This article was produced with AI assistance and edited by a Finance Review Daily journalist.
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Elena covers macroeconomic data and policy across the eurozone, translating industrial output, inflation and growth figures into what they mean for markets.

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Swiss economic calendar Sep 24‑Oct 1, 2026 · Finance Review Daily