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Swiss economic bodies are responding to the conflict's impact, with SECO providing forecasts and the SNB managing policy rates amid rising energy prices.

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  1. GDP growth expected at 1.7% in 2026.
  2. SECO updated its economic growth forecast based on the latest data.

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Swiss economic bodies are responding to the conflict's impact, with SECO providing forecasts and the SNB managing policy rates amid rising energy prices.

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  1. SECO published preliminary estimates regarding the growth of Swiss GDP on August 14, 2026.Sub-event
  2. SECO reported on the division within the Swiss labor market.Sub-event
  3. Swiss economic bodies respond to conflict by forecasting and managing policy rates amid energy price hikes.1 source

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