Economic forecast: 2026 growth stronger than previously expected
The Federal Government Expert Group on Business Cycles is raising its forecast for economic growth in Switzerland. For 2026, it now expects growth of 1.7% (June forecast: 0.9%), while the forecast for 2027 remains unchanged at 1.6%. Swiss GDP has recently grown strongly. However, the Iran conflict, high energy prices and continuing uncertainty over trade policy pose significant risks to the economic outlook.
Current economic forecast
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Previous forecasts
Previous forecasts can be found in the “Konjunkturtendenzen”.
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Gross domestic product
SECO publishes Switzerland’s quarterly national accounts approximately 60 days after the end of the quarter.
Index of weekly economic activity
Experimental high-frequency index tracking the development of the Swiss economy.
Swiss economic confidence
The composite indicator provides a reliable overall picture of economic sentiment in Switzerland.
Consumer sentiment
The survey captures early indications of economic sentiment among Swiss households.
GDP flash
Around 45 days after the end of the quarter, SECO publishes an experimental flash estimate of GDP growth.
Publications on the economic situation
«Konjunkturtendenzen» / «Tendances conjoncturelles» provide an overview of the domestic and international economic situation and current economic forecasts.
Contact
Economic Policy Directorate / Short Term Economic Analyses
Felicitas Kemeny
Holzikofenweg 36
3003 Bern