After jumping 5.9% in March, exports stagnated in April, however, rising to a high level of 20 billion francs. Imports confirmed their vitality in previous months, up 3.5% to 16.8 billion francs (actual: + 2.2%). The trade balance closes with a surplus of 3.3 billion francs. Switzerland Trade Balance, April 2021(see more posts on Switzerland Trade Balance, ) Source: Investing.com - Click to enlarge [embedded content] You Might Also Like Weekly SNB Sight Deposits and Speculative Positions: Inflation is there, CHF must Rise 2021-05-25 Update May 24 2021: SNB intervening. Sight Deposits have risen by +1.9 bn CHF, this means that the SNB is intervening and buying Euros and
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| After jumping 5.9% in March, exports stagnated in April, however, rising to a high level of 20 billion francs. Imports confirmed their vitality in previous months, up 3.5% to 16.8 billion francs (actual: + 2.2%). The trade balance closes with a surplus of 3.3 billion francs. |
Switzerland Trade Balance, April 2021(see more posts on Switzerland Trade Balance, ) Source: Investing.com - Click to enlarge |
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Swiss Trade Balance: 2020 salt exports: lowest in 30 years
2021-03-09
Swiss foreign trade in salt has plummeted since 2010. Over the past ten years, exports have plunged 91% to 6,084 tonnes and imports by 69%. In 2019 and 2020, the amount of salt imported was greater than that exported, a phenomenon that had not occurred since 2009.
Swiss Retail Sales, January 2021: -0.9 percent Nominal and -0.5 percent Real
2021-03-01
Turnover adjusted for sales days and holidays fell in the retail sector by 0.9% in nominal terms in January 2021 compared with the previous year. Seasonally adjusted, nominal turnover fell by 4.9% compared with the previous month. The economic sectors were affected to varying degrees.
Employment in Switzerland fell in 4th quarter 2020 for the third consecutive time
2021-02-27
In the 4th quarter 2020, the total employment (number of jobs) fell by 0.4% in comparison with the same quarter a year earlier (+0.1% with previous quarter). Among women, the decrease was 0.6%, while employment among men fell by 0.3%. In full-time equivalents, employment in the same period declined also by 0.4%.
Switzerland GDP Q4 2020: +0.3 percent QoQ, -1.6 percent YoY
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Switzerland Unemployment in January 2021: risen to 3.7percent, seasonally adjusted remained at 3.5percent
2021-02-08
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2021-02-01
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