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Swiss economy unexpectedly grows strongly in the second quarter

The Swiss economy reports unexpectedly strong growth in the second quarter, particularly driven by the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors.

14 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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According to reports, the Swiss economy is growing in the second quarter more robustly than economists had expected. They had previously anticipated a growth of a maximum of 0.4 percent. The industrial sector, especially the chemical and pharmaceutical industries, has significantly contributed to this boom.

While the exact growth rate has not yet been disclosed, a detailed report on the sector's situation is expected in the near future. Experts are surprised by the current developments and their impact on the overall economic situation.

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