Switzerland's economic data calendar for September 10–17 is anchored by mid-year corporate results, inflation readings and a pair of policy-facing events.
The week opens on September 10 with UBS publishing its economic outlook and Zurich Airport releasing August traffic figures. Two days later, Seco will publish its consumer-sentiment index for August, followed by Economiesuisse's annual economics day on September 11.
September 12 and 13 are quiet. On September 14, Repower will report half-year results, while the Federal Statistical Office (BFS) releases its producer and import-price index for August—a key inflation gauge ahead of National Bank deliberations.
BFS returns on September 15 with August lodging-nights data and the OECD will deliver its economic survey of Switzerland, offering the multilateral body's latest assessment of Swiss growth and policy.
Corporate disclosures accelerate on September 16 with R+S reporting half-year results, Vetropack hosting its Capital Market Day, and the Investora investor conference in Zurich. September 17 is the densest day: Addex, Aevis, Helvetia Baloise and MCH all release half-year results; the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health (BAZG) publishes August foreign-trade and watch-export figures; Seco delivers its autumn economic forecasts; and the MK Raiffeisen pension barometer for 2026 is published. The Investora conference continues that day alongside SFS's investor day, a shareholder meeting at SHL, and the SwissBanking annual banking convention.
Also on September 17, the Council of States (Ständerat) will debate amendments to the Swiss Banking Act, with UBS expected to provide testimony—a session that could shape the regulatory landscape for Switzerland's largest lender.
No guarantees are given for completeness or accuracy of the schedule.
