Agenda

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 updated tables show study intensity (expressed as a percentage of a full-time study course) as well as student mobility within Switzerland for the universities and universities of teacher education. Data is displayed depending on the type of higher education institution, the level of studies and the branch of study.

The tables show detailed information on students, entrances and graduates at universities and institutes of technology, by canton or district of residence before the start of studies.

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

Update of the tables and graphs in the publication `Le maintien des enseignants de l'école obligatoire¿ (only available in French and German)

Update of the tables and graphs in the publication «Taux de première certification du degré secondaire II et taux de maturités». (only in French and German)

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 standard publication provides detailed annual results on PME structure in Switzerland. The structural business statistics provide the basis for the analyses contained in this publication. This publication uses detailed structural information from the STATENT statistics, for example, the distribution by activity, location and size of PMEs. The contents are available in table, map, graph and cube form.

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.

Update of indicators on transition to upper secondary education, scholarships, graduation rate from upper secondary education, baccalaureate rate, completion rate at higher education institutions and graduation rate from higher education institutions.

Update of the tables and graphs in the publications «Parcours de formation dans le degré secondaire II», «Transitions après un titre du degré secondaire II et intégration sur le marché du travail», «Les revenus après la maturité gymnasiale et la maturité spécialisée» and «L'obtention d'un titre du degré secondaire II par les jeunes qui ont eu 15 ans en 2010» (only in French and German).

Update of the tables and graphs in the publications «Transitions et parcours de formation dans l'école obligatoire» and «La transition à la fin de l'école obligatoire» (only in French and German).

Update of the tables and graphs in the publications «Transitions et parcours dans le degré tertiaire» and «Parcours de formation dans les écoles supérieures» (only in French and German).

This publication describes the pathways taken by VET diploma holders to obtain an PET qualification. It examines the influence of a wide range of factors on these pathways.

Quarterly figures from the Cross-border Commuter Statistics on the number of foreign cross-border commuters employed in Switzerland and their main characteristics. The press release describes the evolution of cross-border commuter numbers in annual and five-year comparison.

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).

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.

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.

Quarterly results of the Swiss Labour Force Survey (SLFS), regarding in particular the number of employed persons and unemployment based on ILO definition. Update of standard tables.

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.

The alphabetic index of the CD-10-GM (International statistical classification of diseases and related health problems - German Modification) is published by the FSO once every two years in French and Italian. The French and Italian language versions of the alphabetic index of the ICD-10-GM 2024 (PDF, print, CSV) will be published in November 2024. The Bundesinstitut für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte (BfArM) publishes the German language version one year in advance.

The alphabetical index of the Swiss classificaion of surgical interventions CHOP serves as a starting point for finding a code from the systematic index. In mid-November 2025, the alphabetic index of the CHOP 2026 will be published in German, French and Italian (PDF, CSV, Print).

The statistics on cancer in Switzerland provide an overview of cancer-related new cases and deaths (with information on the number of cases and rates) in both men and women and show the changes since 1984.

This publication examines the educational pathways of children from asylum-seeking backgrounds, whether they are refugees, provisionally admitted, or asylum seekers. It looks at both their entry into compulsory schooling and their educational pathways (particularly any repetition of school years).

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 Economic Accounts for Agriculture (EAA) provide information on the current economic situation of Swiss agriculture, while the Regional Accounts for Agriculture (RAA) provide information on regional realities, particularly in the cantons. The revised results 2023-2025 and the first estimates for the year 2026 will be published.

The results of the Household Budget Survey 2024 and the results by household type and by Region for 2022-2024 will be published in form of tables, graphics and a press release. They will contain indicators over all private households in Switzerland. They will be available as overview tables with the main income and expenditures aggregates as well as detailed tables of the hierarchically structured expenditures and quantities consumed.

Annual update of the assets of private households

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.

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

Publication of statistical information on commodity traders in Switzerland. Number of companies active in this sector and number of jobs. Breakdown by economic activity and cantons.

The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) was tasked by the Federal Council (FC) to estimate in monetary terms the importance of commodity trading in the Swiss economy for 2025. These statistics focus exclusively on companies whose primary activity is commodity trading.

Quarterly news release. The production, orders and turnover statistics of the secondary sector mesures the monthly economic development of the industry and construction.

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

Update of the indicators on gender equality in european comparison

Update of the system of sustainable development indicators for monitoring the 2030 Agenda and Switzerland's sustainable development strategy.

Publication of data on the population with a migration background in Switzerland in the form of synoptic tables, graphs and short texts. Data mainly concerns the structure of the population with an migration background by age, sex and nationality.

Labour Market Accounts (LMA) help us to understand labour market dynamics. These statistics provide information on the transition between employment, unemployment and economic inactivity and complement the Employment Statistics (ES) and Unemployment Statistics (ILO-based). The LMA also show migration flows and natural population change (births and deaths), creating a link between labour market statistics and population statistics.

The HIPI is an additional model of the CPI. It measures the annual change in compulsory and complementary health insurance premiums. In addition, using HIPI data, the FSO measures the impact of premium trends on households' disposable income.

Quarterly statistics on flight movements, passengers and freight volumes in scheduled and charter traffic. The publication consists of several interactive tables and a series of diagrams. Data come from the Federal Office of Civil Aviation's (FOCA) aviation database.

This publication contains findings regarding the allophone population in Switzerland. It provides information on the sociodemographic characteristics and language practices of this group.

The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) publishes the monetary tourism indicators for the years 2024-2025. These provide a timely summary of the Tourism Accounts (TSA) data for 2025. In addition, the publication includes data on investments in tourist municipalities, as well as regional TSA results from the year 2024.

The compact pocket statistics provide an overview of the entire forestry industry. They are often used by schools and serve as a practical aid and information provider for the forestry service during walks in the forest.

This is the annual publication of the FSO's statistics on nursing homes, home care and assistance services. The information presented mainly concerns the administrative management of establishments and services with information on finances, accounting, personnel, services, the number of places and structure. The statistics on nursing homes also contain some individual data on patients and the levels of care received.

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.

The supplementary accommodation survey has been carried out nationally since 2016, based on a sample of representative units. The types of accommodation observed are commercially-run holiday homes, collective accommodation and campsites. The aim of the survey is to gather data that measures the monthly trend in demand as well as the annual trend in supply.

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 on different economic indicators that trace employment growth in Switzerland in the primary and secondary sectors (with Graphs, tables and cubes).

Annual press release on goods transport, accompanied by a small overview similar to "FSO News", as well as numerous tables and graphics. The publication focuses on road freight transport as well as combined and transalpine transport.

This publication provides an overview of online teaching at Swiss higher education institutions.

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.

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

Annual publication whose main topic is the transport and kilometre performance of public road transport, cable cars, rack railways and public waterway transport. Additional information on the railways (funding, energy consumption and level crossings, etc.). The publication consists of several time series tables and two graphics. This is the last of three topic-specific publication packages in public transport statistics. The most important (provisional) data on rail transport performance in the 3rd quarter of the current year will also be published at the same time.

Quarterly publication of the most important (provisional) data on the kilometre and transport performance of domestic heavy goods vehicles. Publication as a web table.

This annual statistic provides information on the Swiss population's behaviour with regard to moving home at cantonal level in terms of age groups, nationality, distance from the previous place of residence and changes in flat size.

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.

Statistics published annually on the costs and financing of public road infrastructure, including information on the infrastructure cost coverage of motorised road transport. The publication consists of several time series tables, two interactive maps and a graphic.

Annually published statistics on cantonal inventories for registered motor and sailing boats, consisting of two tables. Data come from the cantonal Association of Navigation Authorities (VKS).

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).

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.

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.

The construction price index is calculated every six months (April and October) and the results published in June and December. Its main use is for the adjustment of budgets or cost estimates to market price changes. For standard indexation, we recommend using the main results by sector and major 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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Annual press release on newly registered road vehicles and the total stock, accompanied by numerous tables, interactive data cubes, graphics and maps. The data are taken from the Traffic Licensing Information System of the Federal Roads Office (FEDRO). Provisional data on the total stock was already published last October.

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).

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in January 2027

Annual statistics on flight movements, passengers and cargo in scheduled and charter traffic. The publication consists of several (conventional and interactive) tables and series of diagrams. Data come from the Federal Office of Civil Aviation's (FOCA) aviation database.

Quarterly publication of the most important (provisional) data on the kilometre and transport performance of domestic heavy goods vehicles. Publication as a web table.

Swiss Consumer Price Index

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).

Quarterly publication of the most important (provisional) data on the performance of passenger and freight transport by rail. Publication in the form of charts.

Producer and Import Price Index in February 2027

Swiss Consumer Price Index

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).

Producer and Import Price Index in March 2027

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.

Swiss Consumer Price Index

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).

Producer and Import Price Index in April 2027

Swiss Consumer Price Index

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).

Producer and Import Price Index in May 2027

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in June 2027

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.

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in July 2027

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in August 2027

The statistics on real estate transactions provide information once a year on the number of property transactions in Switzerland. The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) breaks down the results by type of transfer (purchase, inheritance, gift, exchange, etc.), property type (detached house, block of flats, office building, etc.) and region (canton, type of municipal ity, etc.). The time series dates back to 2017.

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in September 2027

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.

Swiss Consumer Price Index

Producer and Import Price Index in October 2027

Health insurance premium index 2027

Swiss Consumer Price Index