Switzerland’s economy is unlikely to take too great a hit this year from rising energy prices and a more uncertain global outlook, the OECD says.
OECD slightly trimmed 2026 Swiss GDP to 1.1%, offset by franc strength and domestic demand, with 2027 upturn to 1.5%. Controlled inflation (0.7%) limits macro uncertainty; risks include tariff escalation and extended energy disruption.
OECD continues to forecast moderate growth in Switzerland
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Lifted by strong domestic demand, Switzerland’s economy is unlikely to take too great a hit this year from rising energy prices and a more uncertain global outlook, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) says.
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