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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

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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.

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 describes the situation of self-employed workers in Switzerland.

The test forestry operations network (TBN) are full-cost accounts of 130 selected forestry holdings in Switzerland. They provide detailed information about the holdings' financial situation - e.g. costs and working hours per m3 of wood use, or costs per hectare of forest tending. This information is available by forestry area (Jura, Mittelland, Pre-Alps, and Alps/Southern Alps).

Monthly statistics on births, deaths, marriages and divorces. These provisional figures are shown in synoptic tables for Switzerland, the cantons and some cities.

Annual publication of the main, provisional data on total stock of road vehicles (as on 30 September). Published as web tables and a long time series table. Definitive data including all detailed tables are published at the end of January of following year (with annual data on new registrations).

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 first indication of this development at national level several working days before publication of the full, detailed results for the month considered.

The monthly statistic measures the price development of goods (products and services) which are produced and sold by businesses operating within Switzerland and also that of imported goods. The results are published as indices and are used as an economic indicator, for deflation, for various analyses and for indexing cost estimates and contracts. In addition to the publication of a monthly press release, there is an online service with a series of tables with detailed results.

On the Swiss Statistics Portal, data and facts on the food supply chain are available online. In connection with the UN World Food Day, the key figures will be updated. A new edition of the 10-page Pocket Statistics will be published, providing a condensed overview of the topic of food supply chain in Switzerland.

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.

Quarterly statistics from the Open Government Data website opendata.swiss. This publication contains several tables that provide an overview of the number of organisations represented on the website, their political level (federal, cantonal or communal) or the number of datasets available (list incomplete).

Mortality in Switzerland is analyzed using cumulative data from 2018 to 2023, also in comparison with earlier periods. The results are presented in data cubes and graphs and explained in a short publication.

Update of education system scenarios They aim to reliably forecast the main future trends regarding pupils, students and qualifications awarded in the greater part of the Swiss education system: compulsory education, upper secondary level and tertiary level.

Monthly statistics on newly registered road vehicles, consisting of several charts and an interactive data cube. The data cube allows evaluations by canton and fuel type. The data in this publication are from the Traffic Licensing Information System of the Federal Roads Office (FEDRO).

Annual statistics on vehicle-kilometres and person-kilometres travelled by passenger cars and motorbikes, with a supplement on human-powered mobility. The publication includes updated time series in tabular form and a methodological report.

Results of the cantonal government and parliament elections: Update of the comprehensive tabulation programme with numerous time series on the seat distribution and vote shares as well as information on current female representation in the cantonal authorities. Publication on the statistics website and in table form.

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.

The Pocket Statistics provide an overview of cantonal education contributions, document national trends and highlight cantonal differences. Interactive graphics, basic tables and cubes complement the statistics, presenting grants and loans as well as recipients by various characteristics.

The tourist accommodation statistics (HESTA) is conducted at national level covering 5000 hotels, health establishments and campsites. Its purpose is to gather data on the number of establishments, rooms and beds as well as data on arrivals and overnight stays by visitors' country of residence.

On the basis of hospital admissions for robot-assisted surgery, this analysis describes the development of this technology in terms of case numbers and hospitals adopting the technology. The analysis details the types of procedures performed and compares the profiles of patients undergoing robot-assisted procedures versus conventional surgical procedures.

The main key figures from the cinema statistics are summarised in an interactive diagram. This visualisation contains the final figures for the last cinema year, but also provisional findings, updated on a monthly basis, for the current cinema year.

Monthly press release on inflation: price development of goods and services representative of private household consumption.

The Retail Trade Turnover Statistics (DHU) is a monthly economic statistic describing the turnover evolution of the retail trade at the national level.

The Turnover Statistics in the Services Sector (DLU) is a monthly economic statistic describing the turnover evolution of the services sector.

The branch accounts for the primary sector provide information on the current economic situation of the primary sector (agriculture, forestry, fishing and aquaculture) in in Switzerland and the cantons. The economic accounts for forestry (EAF) provide more detailed information on the macroeconomic situation of forestry in Switzerland. The revised results 2023-2024 and the provisional results for the year 2025 will be published.

Domestic violence recorded by the police 2009-2025

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.

The energy and air emission provide information on energy use as well as greenhouse gas and air pollutants emissions for households and for the economy by industry.

The medical coding manual is published annually in German, French and Italian. It contains the coding guidelines valid in Switzerland (PDF, print). The medical coding manual will be published by end of September.

This NewsMail is published by the Open Government Data office at the Federal Statistical Office and is primarily aimed at data providers and data users. It provides information four times a year on thematic events, updates in the field of OGD, as well as on the implementation of EMBAG Art.10 and the Masterplan 2024-2027.

Continuously updated results of the referendum. Initial results for the communes will be available from 12:00 once voting has closed. They are published as interactive maps on the Swiss Popular Votes Dashboard, in the VoteInfo app and via the OGD website as machine-readable JSON data. Full regional results, including details on voter behaviour will be available on the dashboard in table and map form by language region and residential area.

Update of demographic indicators related to population change (fertility, mortality, marriage and divorce rates) and to demographic trends. Data are published in synoptic tables, graphs, cubes and maps.

Update of various indicators on gender equality in Switzerland concerning the topic of education.

The education and training of new teachers in Switzerland varies depending on the future level they will be teaching at and the canton in which training is completed. The updated standard tables provide an overview of this diversity by presenting teacher training graduates by future teaching level, subject to be taught, type of higher education institute attended and the EDK region.

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.

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.

City Statistics provides information and points of comparison on several aspects of living conditions in cities and agglomerations. The interactive data of the quality of life indicators for the ten partner cities of City Statistics will be updated. In addition interactive data with more than 180 variables covering various fields such as demography, housing, labour market, education, environment, transport or tourism will be updated according to several territorial typologies such as agglomerations, statistical cities or labour market areas.

Update of information on household structure in Switzerland.

Monthly statistics on births, deaths, marriages and divorces. These provisional figures are shown in synoptic tables for Switzerland, the cantons and some cities.

Details of the range of information supplied by the FSO on the Sunday of the federal vote with constant updates of regional results.

Annual publication on rail transport and kilometre performance in passenger transport. It includes several chronological tables. This is the second of three annual packages of public transport statistics publications. At the same time, the key (provisional) data on rail performance in Q2 of the current year are also published.

To be able to publish provisional findings on the pension fund statistics 2025 as soon as possible, stratified random sampling was analyzed by legal form and risk coverage scheme.

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 first indication of this development at national level several working days before publication of the full, detailed results for the month considered.

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.