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Through its mortality monitoring, the FSO observes excess mortality, i.e. the weekly number of deaths above the usual value for the season. The mortality rates are one of the main indicators in health statistics and play a fundamental role in public health.

This publication presents the key figures on underemployment in Switzerland in 2025.

The Swiss residential property price index (IMPI) measures changes in the market prices for residential properties in Switzerland. The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) calculates the index every quarter on the basis of some 8000 real estate transactions from all regions of Switzerland. Only purchase prices from the open market are recorded (preferential prices such as pre-inheritances are excluded).

Updating of data cubes and a table relating to the benefits and finances of loss-of-earnings compensation in 2025

The Swiss statistics on social assistance compiled and conducted by the Federal Statistical Office provide information on the number of social assistance recipients of financial social assistance, and social assistance in the asylum and refugee sectors.

In Switzerland the «International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems - German Modification» (ICD-10-GM) is used to code diagnoses. This is based on the WHO version and is compiled by the Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (BfArM). The FSO translates the ICD-10-GM into French and Italian. The translations of the systematic inventory of the ICD-10-GM 2026 will be published at the end of October 2026 (PDF, Print, CLaML, CSV).

The CHOP 2027 multilang table and the transition table for CHOP 2026 - CHOP 2027 will be published at the end of October. The multilang table is a comparison of the different language versions (DE,FR and IT) of the Swiss classification of surgical interventions (CHOP). The transition table enables the end position codes of the new and previous CHOP versions to be compared.

The wage agreement survey (WAS) analyses the results of wage negotiations that take place each year between the social partners within the framework of the collective labour agreements (CLA). The wage agreements are mainly comprised of the wage adjustments actually received by persons subject to the CLA (real wages) and/or wage adjustments set out in the CLA (minimum wages)

Regional data (regions and cantons) on GDP and labour productivity

As part of the Statistics on tourist accommodation (HESTA), the FSO observes, among other things, the monthly development of overnight hotel stays in Switzerland, which is a key indicator for this sector. The HESTA-Flash estimate provides a second indication of this development at national level several working days before publication of the full, detailed results for the month considered.

Update of longitudinal demographic data for the years 2011 to 2025.