Switzerland's economic and financial calendar runs from Sept. 17 through Sept. 24, headlined by two Swiss National Bank publications and a roster of corporate results and investor events.
The SNB will release its payment balance figures on Sept. 22 and publish its monetary policy assessment on Sept. 24. The assessments give markets a read on how the central bank views the outlook for inflation, growth and financial stability.
On the corporate side, a cluster of first-half results will hit the market between Sept. 17 and Sept. 24. Aevis, Helvetia Baloise and MCH report H1 figures on Sept. 17, followed by Addex and Curatis on Sept. 21. Newron posts results on Sept. 22, Peach Property on Sept. 23 and Xlife on Sept. 24. Hilti will also share figures covering the first eight months of the year on Sept. 24.
Strategy and capital markets events dominate the non-results agenda. LLB outlines the pillars of its new strategy starting in 2027 at an editorial conference on Sept. 22 and presents the framework to analysts the following day. Huber+Suhner holds a capital markets day on Sept. 18, while On Holding hosts an investor day and Hiag runs a capital markets day both on Sept. 22. SFS also holds an investor day on Sept. 17.
UBS-related proceedings appear twice this week. The Federal Council reviews banking legislation in connection with UBS on Sept. 17, and UBS publishes its Global Real Estate Bubble Index on Sept. 22.
The BAZG releases August watch export data on Sept. 17, providing a snapshot of one of Switzerland's flagship industries. Seco delivers its autumn economic forecasts the same day, offering the latest gauge of domestic growth expectations.
Other scheduled events include an extraordinary general meeting for SHL on Sept. 17, an extraordinary general meeting for Leonteq on Sept. 21, and a shareholders meeting for Perrot Duval on Sept. 24. ABB hosts a webcast on new datacenter products on Sept. 24, reflecting growing industry focus on infrastructure tied to AI and cloud computing. The BFS reports August hotel overnight stays on Sept. 22, and the SwissBanking Banking Day takes place on Sept. 17.
The Finance Forum Zurich convenes on Sept. 22, and the Investora investor conference also falls on Sept. 17. The Raiffeisen Vorsorgebarometer 2026 is published during the week.
