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  • 8 September 2026

    New Confederation bonds

    The Swiss Confederation is offering two bonds on a public tender system on 09.09.2026: 0.875%, maturity 24.06.2041 (reopening) and 0.5%, maturity 30.05.2058 (reopening).

  • 3 September 2026

    Publication notice: FFA working paper “Low fertility rates: A fiscal policy perspective”

    The fertility rate in Switzerland is at its lowest level on record. Persistently low fertility rates are slowing the growth of the domestic working-age population and speeding up the ageing of the population. As a result, they also pose challenges for public finances.The FFA's new working paper analyses the causes and consequences of persistently low fertility rates, and identifies potential approaches for forward-looking economic and fiscal policy.Working paper no. 30: “AFF Working Paper No.30 Low fertility rates: A fiscal policy perspective” (available in German only; summaries in French, Italian and English).

  • 27 August 2026

    Publication notice: The FFA publishes the financial statistics for 2025

    The general government, comprising the Confederation, cantons, municipalities and social security schemes, is expected to generate a financing surplus of around CHF 4 billion in 2025. The general government's gross debt, as defined by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), is expected to rise by around CHF 5.4 billion to CHF 353.2 billion in 2025 (40.7% of GDP).This is shown in the latest financial statistics figures, which are available on the website of the Federal Finance Administration:Main aggregatesDetailed FS data (financial statistics, for national comparability)Detailed GFS data (Government Finance Statistics, based on the IMF standard)International comparison