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Corporate bankruptcies in Switzerland could reach a record 15,000 cases in 2026, according to a forecast by Allianz Trade. The insurer expects a sixth consecutive annual increase and says the insolvency law introduced in 2025 is also contributing to the rise.
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employment
Demand for construction workers, electricians and multi-skilled mechanics is helping Switzerland’s labour market recover modestly. A new index rose 0. 8 points year-on-year, while only a small share of these jobs is currently considered highly vulnerable to AI-driven automation.
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cost of living
Swiss households are facing mounting pressure from fixed costs, insurance and everyday prices despite stable employment and incomes.
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AI
Small and medium-sized businesses accounted for most of the growth in Switzerland’s AI vacancies, with nearly 5,000 positions advertised over the latest year. The report offers a timely look at how AI is changing employment beyond major technology companies.
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property
Swiss property prices rose 0.8% in the third quarter and 3.3% year on year, making home ownership increasingly difficult despite relatively favourable borrowing conditions.
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economy
Company bankruptcies rose sharply in Switzerland during the first nine months of 2026, with retail, construction and hospitality particularly affected.
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Switzerland
Swiss inflation reached 1% in September, its highest annual rate in two years, as oil prices rose and the franc weakened.
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economy
Exceptionally low water levels on the Rhine are disrupting inland freight routes and could increase transport costs and consumer prices in Switzerland.
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Swiss National Bank
The Swiss National Bank has kept its policy rate at zero, maintaining the world’s lowest official interest rate while inflation remains within its price-stability range.
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housing
Zurich has been identified as the city with the highest international risk of a real-estate bubble.
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Swiss National Bank
The Swiss National Bank has kept its policy rate at zero, maintaining the world’s lowest central-bank rate while monitoring subdued but rising inflation.
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economy
Record-low water levels on the Rhine are disrupting inland shipping and forcing more freight onto roads and railways, with potential consequences for Swiss transport costs and consumer prices.
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Swiss National Bank
The Swiss National Bank has kept its policy rate at 0% despite higher oil prices and a modest rise in inflation. The decision leaves Switzerland out of step with the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank, while the SNB retains the option of currency-market intervention.
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Swiss National Bank
The Swiss National Bank has kept its key interest rate at 0% as inflation remains within its price-stability range. The decision comes as oil prices rise and other major central banks adjust monetary policy, while the SNB warns that exchange-rate and trade developments remain risks.
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economy
The OECD has upgraded Switzerland’s growth outlook but warns that housing shortages, population ageing, tax structures and pension costs threaten long-term competitiveness. The article would turn the report into a clear guide to the reforms likely to provoke political resistance.
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economy
The OECD has raised its 2026 growth forecast for Switzerland but warned that the country needs tax and pension reforms to preserve its economic position. Housing shortages, demographic ageing, trade risks and a stronger franc are among the pressures identified.
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economy
Swiss households reached record levels of adjusted disposable income and voluntary saving in 2025, according to the Federal Statistical Office. The national figures conceal continuing pressure from rent, health insurance and other essential costs, as well as large regional and social disparities.
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economy
Higher global crude prices pushed up Swiss producer and import prices in August, with petroleum products, chemicals and food-related goods among those affected. The overall Producer and Import Price Index rose 0.7% month on month while remaining below its level a year earlier.
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economy
Swiss adjusted disposable income per person exceeded CHF65,000 in 2025 and the voluntary savings rate rose above 19%, according to the Federal Statistical Office. The national figures mask continuing regional and social disparities, as housing, health insurance and other compulsory costs remain burdensome.
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economy
Outgoing economiesuisse chair Christoph Mäder says Switzerland is losing competitiveness to countries such as Ireland and Denmark.
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