Wiesbaden – September 08, 2026 -- Germany's Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) will publish a wave of economic indicators between September 7 and September 11, 2026, including final August inflation figures and first-half insolvency statistics.
Destatis opens the week with July production data on September 7
The production index for July 2026 (Report No. 316) will be released Monday, September 7, offering the first read on German industrial output for the month.
Trade and energy figures follow on September 8
On Tuesday, September 8, Destatis will publish July 2026 foreign trade data (No. 318) alongside first-half 2026 electricity generation figures broken down by energy source, including import and export volumes (No. 317). A separate release covering educational attainment of couples for 2025 (No. 37) is also scheduled.
Truck toll index and school inclusion data due September 9
Wednesday, September 9 brings the August 2026 truck toll mileage index (No. 319), a widely watched proxy for freight activity, plus data on inclusion support for children and students with special educational needs for the 2024/2025 school year (No. N062).
Final August CPI, craft-sector revenue, and asylum benefit data set for September 10
The final consumer price index for August 2026, including the harmonized EU measure, will be released Thursday, September 10 (No. 320). The same day, Destatis will report preliminary second-quarter 2026 revenue and employment figures for licensed craft trades (No. 321) and the number of asylum seeker benefit recipients as of December 31, 2025 (No. 322).
Week closes with insolvency, tourism, and agricultural price data
Friday, September 11 concludes the schedule with July 2026 agricultural producer prices (No. 323), domestic tourism figures for July 2026 (No. 324), and insolvency statistics for June and the first half of 2026 (No. 325).
All releases are scheduled for 8:00 a.m. local time.